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Git stash pop on master branch

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Git stash pop on master branch

how to get the stash back after pulling

How do I save work in progress without using git-stash?

git stash clear, except a specific stash

Run tests only for staged files: `git stash -k -u` and `git stash pop` will raise conflicts on partial staged files

Git stash and apply to a branch

Why does git stash creates 2 commit objects? Seems like 1 was adequate

Can I use git pull --rebase instead of "git stash git pull git stash pop"?

In Git, what is the purpose of the index?

git assume-unchanged and git stash

Manage git repository with multiple remote repos

Why is a stash represented as 2 commits?

automatically stash save/pop changes on git rebase?

git from checked-out stash to branch

Git stash / detached head

Can I have "git stash" to automatically include untracked files by default?

git stash and apply

How do I properly git stash/pop in pre-commit hooks to get a clean working tree for tests?

Is git stash branch-specific or for the whole repository?

Moving from one branch to another without committing changes

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