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Allows to move pending changes in a working git directory away and restore them later, i.e. put them on a stash. You can have multiple stashes and it can also be used to move pending changes to another branch.

git stash allows you to stash changes in working directory, and then restoring them later, possibly on another branch.

Stashing changes is usually necessary when you need a clean working copy, e.g. before using or .

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Git stash in a pre-receive and post-receive hook does not work as expected

A bit of context I am develloping a flow which will allow people to access a common environment. The idea is to have a repository that should only be pushed in, but not a bare one as I want people to be able to read it. Let's call it COMMON This is…
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How to see git stash modification when it was done by git stash push filename

I stash few files earlier by git stash push file_path. Now I can see them as list as by git stash list stash@{0}: WIP on web_09_11: a6c038e7 Merged PR 25503: Get latst commites stash@{1}: WIP on web_09_11: a6c038e7 Merged PR 25503: Get latst…
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How to take backup of the current state (including untracked files) so that if i want i can check them later

I am currently working on a commit I have some modified files and also untracked files I want to keep a backup of the current state for future reference. I have read and found mainly using stash. I want whatever files at the current stage should all…
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How to restore VB Project after Stash

I have had a few clicks exploring some Visual Studio features and other tools. But I got myself into trouble after clicking on Stash. I clicked on stash and lost my VB.Net project I was still working on. In the directory I can not find it. How do I…
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How to recover the lost git file after git-stash pop

I had 2 branches. I recently did git stash on first branch and then moved to different branch. I made few changes in the second branch. And i wanted to move to the first branch so I did git stash again in my second branch and moved to first branch.…
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Is it possible to take out only 1 file from a set of files that had been stashed using Git?

I have git stash save some files, however I would like to take from that stash only 1 file out and leave the rest save. Is this possible and how? I know of git stash [pop|drop] ... but my knowledge extends to there only.
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What is the difference Git Stash and Idea Shelve?

I know that shelve is not a Git command and both of them is used to put aside unfinished work. What is the differences? Which one is more flexible?
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"Git stash" push temporary fix to my repo

I working with a fork and I made a temporary fix but I don't want to make a commit yet since the changes aren't finished. I'm going to use "git stash" to save those changes temporarily and then continue working in another branch. What I'd like to…
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Will Apply Stash overwrite the changes made by pull request?

I am working on Master branch, another team member is also working on that branch. I have made some changes on local but my team mate also made some changes and committed them in Master. Now, Git is not allowing me to pull those changes saying i…
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How to connect a git stash url to my local repository to get an updated code each time?

I have created a search Directory project wherein I am searching for the table name in the codebase of my local. Now, I just want to connect this local repo to git stash so that each time it searches in the updated code and not the old one. How can…
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git stash partial failure due to wrongly ordered arguments and lost untracked files

I had some modified files and I had 2 untracked files. I wanted to stash some of the modifications and the untracked files All the thinks I wanted to stash were in the same directory so I used that and a wild card on the end to achieve stashing all…
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I have 2 git branches develop and master but mistakenly some of the code is directly checked-in to master

Some of the code is directly pushed to master which is not in develop branch Also their is some code which is checked-in to develop but not merged to master yet What would be the best possible way of syncing both branches so that both will have the…
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GIT: unapply a stash - too many revisions specified

I'm sorry if the solution is trivial, but I'm not a GIT expert and I didn't find anything on the internet. I stashed some changes, and I'm having hard times at reverting them. Maybe I sent the git stash command twice, I hope this didn't make me lose…
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Git: Is it possible to recover my local unstaged changes (which were once staged) after a git reset --hard?

I had some changes in my local branch which I added using git add -A. Then for some reasons I unstaged these changes by doing git reset. Then I opened GitExtensions and clicked on Reset all changes. (I somehow assumed that it was Reset selected…
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How can I see what are the steps involved in any git command

Is there any way or neat documentation where I could see what are all the steps or stages when we run a git command. For example, when we do a git pull. I believe git fetch is run then git pull But that's something I devised from logs. Is there…
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