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Sekhat637yUnlikely, the permission denied might just be that you have something open that's locking a file. Visual Studio maybe? A third party git client?
Failing that, stashes are stored as commits, with any luck you might be able to check out at the stash and just merge it into your branch? -
Sekhat637y@Sunsette turns out you can just do
git stash branch <branchname>
To create a new branch from your most recent stash.
Optionally you can specify a specific stash if it isn't at the top of your stack.
Edit: missing a branch in the command
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Enters Windows.Stash changes, tries a simple stash apply:
error: cannot stat *file_name*: Permission denied
Please tell me you are fucking kidding me.. I did not just fucking lose all that work..
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