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by just2n
4817 days ago
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You can also just `git reset HEAD~1` if you want to have your index reflect the changes rather than just working on top of an empty index in a new commit. My workflow is a --no-verify commit on the branch, then when I come back, just reset to the previous commit and continue. This is pretty much identical to stashing, though I prefer it since it means the part of git I use is smaller. |
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