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For people coming from TFS who might think stash is similar to shelve... stash is local. It does not go to your remote (origin?) unless you do some special gymn

by pooper 12y ago

For people coming from TFS who might think stash is similar to shelve... stash is local. It does not go to your remote (origin?) unless you do some special gymnastics. I don't know if it is even officially supported to push a stash to remotes.

mercer 12y ago
> I don't know if it is even officially supported to push a stash to remotes. I usually just create a temporary branch that I push upstream if I want to save my 'stash'. Is there a use case I'm not thinking of where pushing a stash upstream is useful?
- pooper 12y ago
  Just something good to know if coming from tfs side of things :)
- lugg 12y ago
  The only use casei can think of is not knowing how easy branching and merging is with git. Or someone coming from svn thinking branches take up a lot of disk space and time. Stashes are meant to be local. Its pretty easy to turn one into a branch too if you feel you should make a stash available over the net.