Git Stash In 5 Minutes

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[@petarkolev6928]

Short and straight to the point! Extremely useful video! Thanks Colt :)

[@bcrowie1]

Dude, Colt, seriously loving the new videos, man. Always been a fan of yours.

[@user-uu5hg5fu7n]

Thanks!! I always come away from watching one of your videos feeling I totally understand the concept. You have great teaching skills.

[@Dev_Jet]

Thanks Colt! Your tutorials are always crystal clear and straightforward!

[@mayankpruthi9079]

Thanks for this video Colt! Very useful straight to the point content!!

[@pnworks9186]

One of Best Teacher that i know. all the best Sir.

[@hkmehandiratta]

Very crispy and too the point. Thanks for the tutorial.

[@leopoldoortega2580]

Amazing video! Came out just when I needed it for work lol.

[@rickfessler]

Thank you, you explained it to where I finally understood it. it is actually easy

[@treequin]

Great explanation, just what I was looking for. Thanks for the video.

[@DruSerkes]

100% changed my workflow in a major way once I started using git stash

[@fisayoobilaja2960]

Love this video. Straight to the point :)

[@vanluutran726]

Thank you for the amazing video, "git stash -u" to include "Untracked files" is the thing that another video does not have.

[@Stephen3D]

Extremely helpful video! Thank you for posting!

[@rabindrajaiswal5329]

Liked and subscribed blah blah blah haha 😂 thanks for saving our time with such great to the point video

[@abcdabcd8605]

Super clear explanation!!

[@user-rb2ye3is4t]

Thank you man for sharing this stuff

[@freeinformation7877]

Thank you my Master, I appreciate it

[@alphareaper1172]

Thanks Colt 😊

[@aamirjamil4615]

perfect example thanks a lot!

[@abhinav7991]

Hi colt, I think one thing that you can cover is worktree which is also not on your git bootcamp course as well. I would really like to know about it,

[@wasifnaqvi2213]

Awesome video as always 👏

[@manjunathks8163]

Thanks a lot , it was very easy to do

[@lumiuko]

Well explained. Thanks!

[@keifer7813]

Great. Just what I needed 👍

[@luisalbertogarciaibarra9852]

Awesome explanation sir

[@user-lx3kd2es9g]

just beautiful !!!!

[@manofsteelind]

Super useful!

[@dilhaitumhara691]

Very nice....Thanks a lot....!!!

[@skl949]

really well explained. subsribing bro

[@Mitsunee_]

I use git stash -u a lot because git tends to just ignore untracked files when switching branches and I'd like to prevent me accidentally adding them when doing git add -A

[@qwert8892]

its works, thank you

[@fake22444]

I dont want to commit any changes, but I want to pull from remote repo, should I stash my work on local as well?

[@Stepuntik]

does this work if both of you are working on the same branch (just master, without branching out to puppy branch)?

[@aravind_vishvanatham]

What if stashed changes were gone?? Do we have a way to get them back

[@MenziManqele]

just watched this again , as a reference .

[@MrNallana]

Cool

[@petersuvara]

No one seems to have ever explained the difference between git stash save and git stash create :)

[@ashkanahmadi]

This is i guess bad practice but why not commit your half-done code, switch to main, return back to the feature branch and undo the last commit?

[@TheArideni]

This is probably faster and doesn't create yet another commit in the branch tree which could cause conflicts with coworkers who may be working on the same project as you.

[@kacperkepinski4990]

mess like hell