A git stash cheat sheet

A summary of usages of git stash commands: 1. List current stashes [code language="xml"] > git stash list [/code] 2. Deleting stashes Delete all stashes: [code language="xml"] > git stash clear [/code] Delete specific stash (stash id in quotes on PowerShell): [code language="xml"] > git stash drop <stashId> [/code] 3. Save stash(es), annotated with a message [code language="xml"] > git stash save my message... [/code] 4. Apply the most recent stash [code language="xml"] > git stash apply [/code] 5. Apply a specific stash [code language="xml"] > git stash apply --index 2 [/code] or use stash{0}: [code language="xml"] > git stash apply stash@{1} [/code] If you are using a Powershell-based command line, it won't like the curly braces, so enclose it in quotes and it should work: [code language="xml"] > git stash apply "stash@{1}" [/code] 6. Remove all stashes [code language="xml"] > git stash clear [/code] 7. View stash changes / diffs To view a brief summary: [code language="xml"] > git stash show [/code] To view the full diff: [code language="xml"] > git stash show -p [/code] To view the full diff on a specific stash (enclose stash@.. in quotes if Powershell command line): [code language="xml"] git stash show -p stash@{2} [/code]

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