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You need to commit them first. If you did not commit them, it doesn't work. But yeah, maybe I can just define an alias to add+commit+reset, which should solve t
by pca006132 4y ago
You need to commit them first. If you did not commit them, it doesn't work. But yeah, maybe I can just define an alias to add+commit+reset, which should solve this problem.
- wruza 4y agoI just stopped worrying and commit everything into my own repos, even half baked or temporary, making sure that a commit message or a file name signals it clearly. It’s a versioning system for this exact purpose, not a ceremonial sanctuary.
- npteljes 4y agoExactly. To me, some branches are quality, some are quantity.
- ithkuil 4y agoYou can also stash them which is effectively a commit into a special stash stack