How to stash changes in Git?

by elisha_langworth , in category: Third Party Scripts , a year ago

How to stash changes in Git?

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by orpha , 10 months ago

@elisha_langworth 

To stash changes in Git, you can use the following command:

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git stash


This command will save your current changes in a "stash" stack, allowing you to work on other tasks without committing your changes.


You can also provide a message to describe the stash:

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git stash save "Your message here"


To apply the stashed changes back to your working directory, you can use the following command:

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git stash pop


If you have multiple stashes, you can apply a specific stash by providing its reference:

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git stash pop stash@{1}


You can list all stashes with the following command:

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git stash list


To drop a specific stash, you can use:

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git stash drop stash@{1}


And to apply a specific stash without removing it from the stash stack, you can use:

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git stash apply stash@{1}


Remember to use stash carefully, as it can sometimes lead to conflicts when applying stashed changes.

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