A summary of usages of git stash commands:
1. List current stashes
> git stash list
2. Deleting stashes
Delete all stashes:
> git stash clear
Delete specific stash (stash id in quotes on PowerShell):
> git stash drop <stashId>
3. Save stash(es), annotated with a message
> git stash save my message...
4. Apply the most recent stash
> git stash apply
5. Apply a specific stash
> git stash apply --index 2
or use stash{0}:
> git stash apply stash@{1}
If you are using a Powershell-based command line, it won’t like the curly braces, so enclose it in quotes
and it should work:
> git stash apply "stash@{1}"
6. Remove all stashes
> git stash clear
7. View stash changes / diffs
To view a brief summary:
> git stash show
To view the full diff:
> git stash show -p
To view the full diff on a specific stash (enclose stash@.. in quotes if Powershell command line):
git stash show -p stash@{2}
