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Git stash vs Git Commit

There are two alternative ways to save changes to the git repository: stash and commit....

Git Stash vs Git Reset

Both commands can be combined to manage changes to a Git repository and have various use cases....

Git Stash vs Git Stage

Staging is used to get the changes ready for the subsequent commit, while Git stash is used to take a backup of files that have been modified but are not yet ready to be committed. Both commands can be combined to manage changes to a Git repository and have various use cases....

Which Folder Stores Git Stash History?

When we use git stash the data will be stored in the form of stashes in our local repository. By default, the data will be stored in the git/refs/stash file. In this file, all the references are stored and the actual data is stored in the .git/objects directory, just like other Git objects....

How Do You Stash Changes In Git?

To save the uncommitted changes for later usage, you can use the ‘git stash’ command. This command saves your local modifications away and reverts the working directory to match the HEAD commit so that it will give you a clean working directory....

Stashing Your Work (Git Stash)

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Managing Multiple Stashes(Git Stash List)

You can create multiple stashes and view them using the ‘git stash list’ command. Each stash entry is listed with its name (e.g. stash@{1}), the name of the branch that was current when the entry was made, and a short description of the commit the entry was based on....

What Are Git Stash Apply And POP(Git Stash Apply & POP)

You can reapply the previously stashed changes with the ‘git stash pop’ or ‘git stash apply’ commands. The only difference between both the commands is that ‘git stash pop’ removes the changes from the stash and reapplies the changes in the working copy while ‘git stash apply’ only reapplies the changes in the working copy without removing the changes from the stash. In simple words, “pop” removes the state from the stash list while “apply” does not remove the state from the stash list. With the aid of the subsequent command, we can reapply the stored changes. The most current stash will be applied to our working directory, and it will also be taken from the list of stashes....

Git Stash Show

git stash show command is used to display the summary of operations performed on the stash....

Creating A Branch From Your Stash (Git Stash Branch)

If you want to create and check out a new branch starting from the commit at which the stash was originally created and apply the changes saved in the stash, use ‘git stash branch branch_name stash_name’. It drops the stash which is given as the argument and if no stash is given, it drops the latest one....

Cleaning Up Your Stash(Git Stash Clear)

To delete any particular stash (For ex:– stash@{1}), use ‘git stash drop stash@{1}’. By default, this command will drop stash@{0} if no argument is provided (git stash drop). To delete all stashes at once, use the ‘git stash clear’ command....

Stashing Untracked Or Ignored Files

We can use the git stash command to stash the files which are untracked or ignored files. By following the below steps we can stash our files:...

Git Stash Best Practices

Here are some best practices for using the “Git stash” command....