I swear you have a gift for teaching. Not only do you know what people are looking for when we're trying to get familiar with a concept, but you explain it with unmistakable clarity. You're my favorite teacher when it comes to development. Thank you for all you do Colt!!
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
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.
Short and straight to the point! Extremely useful video! Thanks Colt :)
I swear you have a gift for teaching. Not only do you know what people are looking for when we're trying to get familiar with a concept, but you explain it with unmistakable clarity. You're my favorite teacher when it comes to development. Thank you for all you do Colt!!
Dude, Colt, seriously loving the new videos, man. Always been a fan of yours.
Thanks!! I always come away from watching one of your videos feeling I totally understand the concept. You have great teaching skills.
Thanks Colt! Your tutorials are always crystal clear and straightforward!
One of Best Teacher that i know. all the best Sir.
Great work explaining this in a simple terms.
Very crispy and too the point. Thanks for the tutorial.
Thank you, you explained it to where I finally understood it. it is actually easy
Liked and subscribed blah blah blah haha 😂 thanks for saving our time with such great to the point video
Love this video.
Straight to the point :)
Thanks for this video Colt! Very useful straight to the point content!!
100% changed my workflow in a major way once I started using git stash
Thank you for the amazing video, "git stash -u" to include "Untracked files" is the thing that another video does not have.
Amazing video! Came out just when I needed it for work lol.
Great explanation, just what I was looking for. Thanks for the video.
Extremely helpful video! Thank you for posting!
Super clear explanation!!
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
Thank you my Master, I appreciate it
Awesome video as always 👏
Thank you man for sharing this stuff
perfect example thanks a lot!
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,
Thanks Colt 😊
Well explained. Thanks!
Great presentation, deserve a Subscribe!
just beautiful !!!!
Thanks a lot , it was very easy to do
Awesome explanation sir
I dont want to commit any changes, but I want to pull from remote repo, should I stash my work on local as well?
Super useful!
Very nice....Thanks a lot....!!!
Great. Just what I needed 👍
does this work if both of you are working on the same branch (just master, without branching out to puppy branch)?
its works, thank you
Thanks!! ❤
What if stashed changes were gone?? Do we have a way to get them back
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?
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.
thanks buddy
really well explained. subsribing bro
just watched this again , as a reference .
No one seems to have ever explained the difference between git stash save and git stash create :)
Cool
mess like hell