git stash is ❤️

Git pull
Sorry clear your project folder
Git stash
Git pull
Git stash pop

Weirdly I used to think that too, but I moved on from it and barely ever use it anymore, though this may be preference.

The reasons for me are:

1. Stash is not saved as an individual commit, though there is a stash stack, but it's basically a small convenience tool which however operates outside the idea of version control

2. You can easily fall into the trap of not stashing new files

3. Whenever I need to quickly store my progress I just commit and just drop the commit later on while keeping my changes

4. Also branching

It's kinda interesting, I used to be a heavy git stash user

@jak645 Exactly. Just fucking beautiful.

@Maer Well, I am a “git stash” fresher, so let’s how it pans out.

git itself is already glorious.

But in combination with tig (especially the staging view) it becomes almost a superpower.

Git in general <3

I recently found out about git stash.
I use it while collabrating with people trash :)

Git stash? Is that a templating engine for git?

Just to be sure: If you love `git stash` and have not yet looked at `git worktree add`, then do it right now.

You're welcome.

@harahara My man rhyming here!

@DirtEffect Will do!