git-stash

Stash changes

$ git stash

$ git stash push -m "[message]"

$ git stash list

$ git stash apply

$ git stash pop

$ git stash apply stash@{[n]}

$ git stash show -p

$ git stash drop stash@{[n]}

$ git stash clear

git stash command [options]

git stash temporarily shelves uncommitted changes so you can work on something else. It saves both staged and unstaged modifications, then reverts the working directory to match HEAD.
Use `pop` to restore and remove a stash, or `apply` to restore while keeping it. Stashes are stored as a stack, with the most recent at `stash@{0}`.

-m, --message msg

Stash message.

Include untracked files.

Include ignored files.

Interactive stashing.

push

Stash changes.

List stashes.

Show stash contents.

Apply without removing.

Apply and remove.

Remove a stash.

Remove all stashes.

Create branch from stash.

git-checkout(1), git-reset(1)