By greathr
via greenmoonsoftware.com
Submitted: Jan 20 2013 / 20:28
Git has a great little tool called “stash”. Stashing a change allows you to temporarily save your work. This is great when you are working on a branch, but need to address some other issue or feature on a different branch. Git stashes are able to be popped onto any other branch. That seems quite powerful, but in reality, I have found it to be too flexible.
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