git-stash
Temporarily save uncommitted changes for later
TLDR
Stash changes
$ git stash
Stash with message$ git stash push -m "[message]"
List stashes$ git stash list
Apply latest stash$ git stash apply
Pop latest stash$ git stash pop
Apply specific stash$ git stash apply stash@{[n]}
Show stash contents$ git stash show -p
Drop a stash$ git stash drop stash@{[n]}
Clear all stashes$ git stash clear
SYNOPSIS
git stash command [options]
DESCRIPTION
git stash temporarily shelves uncommitted changes so you can work on something else. It saves both staged and unstaged modifications, then reverts the working directory to match HEAD.Use `pop` to restore and remove a stash, or `apply` to restore while keeping it. Stashes are stored as a stack, with the most recent at `stash@{0}`.
PARAMETERS
-m, --message msg
Stash message.-u, --include-untracked
Include untracked files.-a, --all
Include ignored files.-p, --patch
Interactive stashing.
SUBCOMMANDS
push
Stash changes.list
List stashes.show
Show stash contents.apply
Apply without removing.pop
Apply and remove.drop
Remove a stash.clear
Remove all stashes.branch
Create branch from stash.
INSTALL
sudo apt install git
sudo dnf install git
sudo pacman -S git
sudo apk add git
sudo zypper install git
brew install git
nix profile install nixpkgs#git
SEE ALSO
git-checkout(1), git-reset(1), git-restore(1), git-commit(1), git-switch(1)