By explicitly specifying “git checkout HEAD $blah” instead of just saying “git checkout $blah”, assuming you did want to check out a file.
You don’t say what you were trying nor what you typed, however, so no one can give you anything but a blind guess.
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When I encounter this message, it is because I have tried to do git checkout -f $blah, expecting to throw away local changes, as described in git checkout --help.
Instead, I use rm $blah && git checkout $blah to throw away local changes.
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