On Wed, 2017-05-03 at 14:51 +0530, Rashmi Pai wrote:
> I am a corporate user of git. I noticed that when you switch between
> the branches and do a git stash ( I miss spelled it as git stahs). Git
> asked if i meant git stash. and i entered yes. and git printed the
> character y infinite times.
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Jeff King writes:
>> 4. Now git says git: 'stahs' is not a git command. See 'git --help'.
>>
>> Did you mean this?
>>
>> stash
>
> After this step git exits, and you're back at your shell prompt...
Perhaps the suggestion message should be rephrased not to sound like
it is asking confirmation?
On Wed, May 03, 2017 at 03:16:06PM +0530, Rashmi Pai wrote:
> Below are the steps to reproduce.
> 1. create a local branch and make some code changes in the same branch.
> 2. now checkout another branch. git says Your local changes to the
> following files would be overwritten by checkout.
> 3. No
Hi,
I am a corporate user of git. I noticed that when you switch between
the branches and do a git stash ( I miss spelled it as git stahs). Git
asked if i meant git stash. and i entered yes. and git printed the
character y infinite times.
Below are the steps to reproduce.
1. create a local branch
Hi,
I am a corporate user of git. I noticed that when you switch between
the branches and do a git stash ( I miss spelled it as git stahs). Git
asked if i meant git stash. and i entered yes. and git printed the
character y infinite times.
Below are the steps to reproduce.
1. create a local branch
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