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When using :Glog or other git plugins like :GV (gitv?) and checking revisions or commit you end up in Read-Only mode viewing something like
fugitive:///.git//300ed70aa473b7e8f983a2590c2af908cd0a0621/file
Is there a way to get to the original file in the current working tree?
This is especially handy when using :Glog and stepping back in time, to get back to "now".
The Gedit command is here for you.
It takes an argument which is the revision you want to use, using the same logic as git-rev-parse (meaning you can use it without argument to get back to your working copy), so, on your file, type
:Gedit
And you're back to your working copy.
References:
:h fugitive-:Gedit:h fugitive-revision