Git stash pop force
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This is an annoyance as you have to remember to use git stash-force to create a stash and git stash for the other stash commands. Most of the time I forget to set a message git stash save. Note that your git config may prevent you from pushing to a branch with a different name mine does. I also addressed most comments.
With Visual Studio 2017, you can now easily view the diff for your outgoing commits. Common questions for when git fails during the merge How do I know which files have conflicts in them? And if you opted not to use it, then you can just use the index, instead. So that leaves us 1 or 3 in the meantime. If merge fails the stash is not removed from the list and must be removed manually. I really appreciate both your hard work and especially your patience. It's also fine if you know that nobody has worked on dev1 or if you don't care about forcing them to delete their local branch and re-pull if they have, assuming you use --force-with-lease like others have suggested. You can't really describe that.
Added git_stash_apply() and git_stash_pop() APIs by swisspol · Pull Request #2705 · libgit2/libgit2 · GitHub - All that git stash does is make a commit well, really, two commits.
Have a question about this project. Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community. That's why you can't just check it out. What git apply does is checkout that tree using a special mode which preserves workdir files that are not in the tree and in effect only add the missing files. We don't have this in libgit2, right. I guess I could merge the untracked tree with the current workdir tree but I'm not sure I have this tree around in memory. I think that you should create it. Well, not the workdir tree, because again, you should let checkout deal with the workdir. This seems like the more direct way to do what you are doing here, but maybe I'm still not understanding. Git implementation of this part is at and. It reads the untracked tree into a temp index, then checks out said index using the --all option which doesn't touch at all existing workdir files see. Very simple and very clean. That's not something I can implement however maybe you or can do it in case it's a trivial git stash pop force. So that leaves us 1 or 3 in the meantime. Unless I'm missing something, 3 is not less code, not really conceptually simpler and not faster and than 1, but is however potentially less robust and has more failure points. We might even need more test cases. So I don't see the benefit of doing this over 1. Sorry I'm being a little dense - with the subsequent comments, is git stash pop force still an issue. If so, can you push up the tests, I'd love to see what's going wrong. I will have some time this afternoon to attempt to grok this in fullness. I really appreciate both your hard work and especially your patience. The index and workdir are left untouched. It fails during preflight in a way. You can't really describe that. Sorry I'm being a little dense - with the subsequent comments, is this still an issue. If so, can you push up the tests, I'd love to see what's going wrong. Your comment in helped me. I will have some time this afternoon to attempt to grok this in fullness. I really appreciate both your hard work and especially your patience. No problem, there's nothing urgent here. It certainly helps to have some visibility into your availability. The implementation I propose is dirt simple, very robust and predictable. You just checked it out - so it is the tree that was placed into the workdir. And if you opted not to use it, then you can just use the index, instead. The idea here is that instead of adding one file at a time to the working directory, we can take what's in the index, add this additional data, and write that. I don't anticipate edge cases - but if there are bugs, then it would be nice to isolate those bugs to only having one place we check out files and do conflict detection and the like. Here's some sample code of what I'm suggesting. I also addressed most git stash pop force. In any case, what's next here. I'm not super comfortable with it in the sense that I'm not sure I 100% understand it. Add this suggestion to a batch that can be applied as a single commit. This suggestion is invalid because no changes were made to the code. Suggestions cannot be applied while the pull request is closed. Suggestions cannot be applied while viewing a subset of changes. Only one suggestion per line can be applied in a batch. Add this suggestion to a batch that can be applied as a single commit. Applying suggestions on deleted lines is not supported. You must change the existing code in this line in order to create a valid suggestion. Outdated suggestions cannot be applied. This suggestion has been applied or marked resolved. Suggestions cannot be applied from pending reviews.
