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> git stash is not that simple. you'd need to remember what branch that stash applies to to get back to where you were. I use the stash for changes I like or f
by skydhash 1y ago
> git stash is not that simple. you'd need to remember what branch that stash applies to to get back to where you were.
I use the stash for changes I like or for small experiments, not tied to anything. For any other changes, I just create a wip commit and switch. It’s trivial to switch back and soft reset.
- steveklabnik 1y agoThis is easy in jj too, I’ll often try something, jj new @- to try something else, and jj abandon whichever version I don’t end up using. The nice thing is that all of this is part of the commit graph, not buried in stashes hidden from sight.