My first use of stash... So I could switch to master branch and delete the develop branch. AND It worked! I'll be using git stash to create a new branch next. Thank you.
Can you do a video of workflow. What if you have multiple feature branch that you are working with. What is the best practice to push it and like test it separately what is the best approach.
Hey man, I think you'r tagline the guy who hates tomatoes is a little dated now, perhaps something with less hate? Your content is amazing, very clear and easy to follow. Thank you for that.
Hello, Can you pls explain how conflicts are handled by git stash pop and git stash apply? I observe that they are aborted if there are conflicts in SAME branch, however pop/apply in another branch generates the conflict file. Further, post editing the conflict file to resolve conflicts,does one need 'git add' followed by 'git commit -m' , there seem to be issues if attempting the 2 in one go using 'git commit -a -m'?
Can I use this if I have a conflict in a Pull Request. So can save my changed files to stash and the update my working directory with the latest master. Then bring back my stash files.
"git stash show 0" doesn't work for me i have to write "git stash show stash@{0}" instead, how do you make it so you can just type 0 without stash@ part?
I find your tutorials straight to the point and easy to follow. Great work & many thanks
Your tutorials never waste my time,Thanks :)
This is exactly what I was looking for! I'm so glad this exists. Thank you.
Great, thanks for letting me know Michael!
Quick and dirty explanation. Just the way I like it. I haven't used stash seriously, but will now seriously us stash.
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge, the tutorials are very clear 🙏🏿
you are just like friend who helps me when there is anything to learn.... thanks
My first use of stash... So I could switch to master branch and delete the develop branch. AND It worked! I'll be using git stash to create a new branch next. Thank you.
No worries Robert, great to hear it was useful.
I'm always forgetting to make new branches, so I do use stashes all the time :))
Easy to follow and straight I liked it.
Thank you very much! Short and to the point!
Simple, clear and more useful. Good content.
Very useful tutorial. Thanks a lot
Can you do a video of workflow. What if you have multiple feature branch that you are working with. What is the best practice to push it and like test it separately what is the best approach.
Great session, Thanks
This command is very useful, thanks for posting. Now, i'm using "git stash"
This is beautifully concise. Thank you so much for putting this together!
Awesome Explanation
This is exactly what I was looking for!
Hey, cool video! I love the way you've presented this! Keep it up! 😎
i'm using. Thanks for lesson!
Thanks Petr.
best tutoria; on internet
Thank you, this helped a lot!
Awesome video! Deserves more hits.
Hey man, I think you'r tagline the guy who hates tomatoes is a little dated now, perhaps something with less hate? Your content is amazing, very clear and easy to follow. Thank you for that.
I probably shouldn't have said that since I just realized that the name of the channel is ihatetomatoes haha. Sorry man. You good.
Haha, no worries. Thanks for the suggestion Eri, I will keep that in mind.
Very useful, thank you so much!
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Hi Ali, greetings to India!
Czech Republic ? :D anyway, great video..i learned much from it.
yes we are using stash
Hello, Can you pls explain how conflicts are handled by git stash pop and git stash apply? I observe that they are aborted if there are conflicts in SAME branch, however pop/apply in another branch generates the conflict file.
Further, post editing the conflict file to resolve conflicts,does one need 'git add' followed by 'git commit -m' , there seem to be issues if attempting the 2 in one go using 'git commit -a -m'?
very helpful, thanks
thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much!!
Can you explain how submodules in git work?
How to have that custom theme in terminal ?
use zsh and on-my-zsh on top of zsh to get those . github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/wiki/Installing-ZSH and github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh
Can I use this if I have a conflict in a Pull Request. So can save my changed files to stash and the update my working directory with the latest master. Then bring back my stash files.
awesome Petr! Thanks
Thank you Daniel, you are the best.
I tried to apply or delete the stashed files but I keep getting 'refname 'stash' is ambiguous.' Any idea why?
"git stash show 0" doesn't work for me i have to write "git stash show stash@{0}" instead, how do you make it so you can just type 0 without stash@ part?
at 4:20 instead of "Saved working directory and index state on...: I get "No local changes to save"
you saved my ass, thank you
thanks
great
you didn't show : how to have changes in the same branch when you reopen it😩😩😩
dislike! I love tomato!