Git STASH Tutorial

[@IvanIvanov-ub3qe]

Nice video. I think you can mention that git stash -u can add all the files (tracked and untracked) without the need to perform git add . .

[@AkinBelieve]

Excellent. Very few can deliver technical information with this sort of precision. Please, please, please keep these coming.

[@themoderncoder]

Appreciate the compliment! These vids end up taking a ton of time to make, but I’m committed to keeping them going at least once a month. Hopefully I can find a rhythm for 2 a month, but we’ll see…

[@zakariyajeffali6520]

@@themoderncoder *chuckles* "committed". I see what you did there.

[@radvilardian740]

Bro, ur git videos is incredibly azing, This saves lots of times to learn those useful command and understanding how it works, very much appreciated bro, these are all meats..

[@themoderncoder]

Appreciate it man

[@mehdizahedi2810]

Your videos are an absolute gem. Thank you

[@Sudhakar-msr]

Animated way of explaining the stuff really helps. keep going. looking forward for much more git topics. subscribed

[@themoderncoder]

Appreciate the sub!

[@gadgetsexplain]

Very useful teaching method

[@roychang9506]

subscribed. your git tutorial is a gem please keep it up

[@themoderncoder]

Thanks! I'm releasing more Git videos, so I hope those help as well

[@treequin]

Awesome video! The animations and layout are superb, they made it all perfectly clear to me.

[@themoderncoder]

Awesome, appreciate you saying that

[@FullMetalAlgorithmist]

Hi, I have a question. Is the stack data specific to a particular branch, or is that stack stored globally across all branches? If i do git stash in one branch, and then if i switch branch and pop the stack there, what will happen?

[@themoderncoder]

Stash's are one stack per repository. So if you create a stash on one branch, switch branches, then pop the stash, it'll apply those changes into the working directory.

[@FullMetalAlgorithmist]

@@themoderncoder Great, thanks!

[@y-rp1wz]

Please make a video about git auto commits that when we merge origin/dev into local beta Merge remote-tracking branch 'refs/remotes/origin/dev' into beta

[@knecks7374]

Absolutely Awesome Big man! thanks

[@alitahboub493]

Great video!!

[@juanandrew1356]

easy to understand, thanks sir

[@juandavidcardenas1253]

Thanks a lot, It´s very useful. I was thinking how if you don't know the different git features like this, you might miss out on being more productive.

[@themoderncoder]

True, very much agree

[@harikrishnan9967]

Hi bro i have one issue while cherry pick what is happening na example my bug fix is in fix1 branch which dev branch and i need to movie that in production branch so when i moved this thing in that prod branch it error while im compiling because of in prod old code is there and dev every person doing new changes are there my cherry pick changes are moved to some other lines so help me to resolve this bro

[@themoderncoder]

I'm not 100% sure I understood your question, but a suggestion would be to rebase your "fix1" branch against production BEFORE cherry picking. This would at least minimize the amount of conflicting changes.

[@harikrishnan9967]

@@themoderncoder im not talking about conflict, after resolving the conflict while I'm compile it is showing some errors because of cherry pick is stored in wrong lines in files

[@magic0x0]

Great tutorial 😮 Thank you 🙏🏻

[@themoderncoder]

You’re welcome 😊

[@jacopopecchini2267]

das ist wunderbar

[@daumtto]

good explanation

[@yssplays2620]

new subscriber. best explain very very very nice

[@themoderncoder]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@nishikantwairkar6866]

too good

[@gentjanshtjefni4368]

can i pop the stash on another branch?

[@themoderncoder]

Yeah go for it. Stash on one branch, switch branches, then pop/apply the stash. Should work fine

[@OpenDeepLearning]

I am curious about you and your career / mind. Why would you restart your KZbin account? I mean, I think you earned a lot of money working on Amazon, right?

[@themoderncoder]

The high-level reason is that KZbin is certainly not about the money

[@OpenDeepLearning]

@@themoderncoder but about what?

[@user_account3841]

How to roll back when a stash is pulled off?

[@themoderncoder]

It's not so easy to undo an accidental stash pop. There are two things to undo: 1) The stash was dropped from your stash list and needs to be recovered. 2) You need to rollback the modifications in your working directory that were added by the stash. Step 1 can be solved using something like this to recover the stash: copyprogramming.com/howto/undoing-accidental-git-stash-pop. But for step 2, it might be a matter of manually using "git restore" to remove any modifications you don't want. If anyone here in the comments know's a better was for step 2, let us know.

[@stuck1a]

I dont get it why everyone want to use all that time-consuming and confusing version control systems. Back in the 90s we were also able to work in teams without all that fancy things. It's so annoying to spend hours to solve dozens of conflicts before each pull request. After all, imho it just promotes chaos, so that everyone just codes whatever he wants instead of coordinating properly

[@flexflex7600]

Lol

[@ejovo]

Lol

[@xxcrypt234]

nice!