Advanced work with git stash
Advanced work with git stash In Git, the most recent stash is always assigned the index 0 , appearing as stash@{0} . When you create a new stash, all existing stashes are pushed down the stack (e.g., the previous 0 becomes 1 ). 1. Identify which stash is yours To see all your stashed entries and their assigned numbers, use: git stash list This will output a list like this: stash@{0}: WIP on master: 4fd1101... (Latest) stash@{1}: On develop: updated files... 2. View contents without applying You can inspect the contents of any stash entry using the show command. View a file summary (stat): git stash show stash@{0} (Shows only the list of files changed and the number of insertions/deletions) View full code changes (diff): git stash show -p stash@{0} (The -p or --patch flag shows the actual line-by-line code changes) View untracked files: git stash show --include-untracked stash@{0} Vie...