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git stash actually changes what's on the filesystem though (i.e. you cannot randomly open up something that is stashed in an arbitrary text editor).
by GuiA 8y ago
git stash actually changes what's on the filesystem though (i.e. you cannot randomly open up something that is stashed in an arbitrary text editor).
- ufo 8y agoYou could always just unstash things, I suppose. In the context I was talking about, the stash is only used to prepare a commit, and after that you can unstash everything. For longer term stashing I think named branches you easily checkout are a better alternative.