I had some changes in a branch, we'll call it branch2. I switched to the master branch without committing the changes. I'm guessing this is a no-no because when I switched back to branch2 all of my change were gone! It sure would have been nice if the GitHub client for mac would have warned me. Is there anyway I can undo this action and get my changes back?
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If it wasn't committed, then there's nothing to do. Although, this is weird because normally git won't allow you to switch branch if you have uncommitted data in your working directory (I don't know for github for mac exactly).
You can always check
git reflog
to see if you have committed your data.