David Carrdcblog.dev·Aug 30, 2024Git Stashing ExplainedStashing Changes When working on a project, you might find yourself in a situation where you need to switch branches or pull updates from a remote repository, but you have uncommitted changes that you don't want to lose. This is where Git's stashing ...Discuss·71 readsGit
Warren Markhamwarrenmarkham.hashnode.dev·Jan 14, 2024You can split commits.ℹ You will get value from this article if you want to split a single commit into multiple commits but don't know how. Furthermore, if this article is your first introduction to the git rebase -i command, it begins your journey into some very importan...Discuss·30 readsrebase --interactive
Peter shekiondoforClickPesa Techclickpesa.hashnode.dev·Sep 12, 2022How to appropriately git stashImagine these scenarios You want to safely switch between branches without worrying about current untracked files or the state of the working directory. Well, you don't need to commit changes every time before switching between branches. Imagine te...Discuss·39 readsGit
