Darshana Mahesh Takawaletechwithdarshana.hashnode.dev·Apr 11, 2024Day 11 Advance Git & GitHub for DevOps Engineers: Part-2Git Stash: Git stash is a command that allows you to temporarily save changes you have made in your working directory, without committing them. This is useful when you need to switch to a different branch to work on something else, but you don't want...Discuss#90daysofdevops
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·26 readsrebase --interactive
5 Mins Learn5minslearn.hashnode.dev·Aug 3, 2022Git Stash — Basics of GitGit Stash Brief While working on a feature in a project, Do you ever felt any one of the following scenarios? Oh! I might have made these changes before I should have commit that part first and start doing this feature I must have merged that bran...Discussgit stash pop
Erdal TAŞKESENerdaltsksn.hashnode.dev·Mar 8, 2018Saving the local changes temporarily in GitImagine that you’re working on a big feature in your app. Then you get a critical bug ticket that should be resolved immediately. You don’t want to commit the messy code. You just want to save your dirty working environment, do urgent things, and go ...Discuss·57 readsGit
