Is it just me or do others also just make a "wip" commit before switching git branches and when they come back do a git reset to continue working?
It's just that I always forget about re-applying stashes because they're in a different place 🤷♂️
Is it just me or do others also just make a "wip" commit before switching git branches and when they come back do a git reset to continue working?
It's just that I always forget about re-applying stashes because they're in a different place 🤷♂️
@peter I don't do a reset, though, I amend the WIP commit or just do more WIPs and squash them into one later. The stash I mostly use for stuff that I never want to commit but that don't fit into an ignored file, like minor changes to dev configs (ruff settings an such); there are probably better solutions for this. In general, git stash feels a little bit like a clutch sometimes. When it doesn't let you apply a stash, but piping it to patch fill apply cleanly 🤷