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Git Stash | DevOps Master Course | Day-14

Of course. Here is the final version with the angle brackets removed to ensure it's accepted by YouTube. Video Title Suggestion: Git Stash Tutorial: Save Changes Without Committing | DevOps Course [Day 14] YouTube Description: 🐛 Ever been deep in a feature, with changes everywhere, and suddenly you get an urgent request to fix a bug on another branch? What do you do? Make a messy, incomplete commit? Panic? There's a better way: git stash. Welcome to Day 14 of our complete DevOps course! Today, we're mastering git stash, one of the most practical and life-saving commands in a developer's toolkit. Learn how to safely shelve your work-in-progress, switch contexts with a clean working directory, and re-apply your changes later without losing a single line of code. ✅ What You Will Master in This Video: This isn't just a basic overview. We're diving deep into the power of stashing to make you a more flexible and efficient developer. By the end of this detailed tutorial, you will know how to: 🤔 Understand the "Why": Learn the core problem git stash solves—handling a dirty working directory when you need to switch tasks. 💾 Save Your Work: Use the basic git stash command to save both staged and unstaged changes. 🏷️ Stash with a Message: Make your stashes easy to identify using git stash save "Your descriptive message". 📜 List Your Stashes: View your stack of stashed work with git stash list. 🚀 Re-apply Your Changes: Understand the critical difference between git stash pop (apply and delete) and git stash apply (apply and keep). 🔍 Inspect a Stash: See what changes are inside a stash before you apply them using git stash show -p. ✨ Handle Untracked Files: Learn how to include new, untracked files in your stash with the -u flag. 🧠 Pro-Move - Branch from a Stash: Discover the powerful git stash branch your-branch-name command to turn a stash into its own feature branch. ⚠️ Deal with Conflicts: Confidently handle merge conflicts that can occur when applying a stash. 🗑️ Clean Up Your Stash Stack: Know when and how to use git stash drop and git stash clear to keep things tidy. 💬 Connect & Support: If this video helped you master context switching with Git, please consider: 👍 LIKING the video to help it reach more developers. 💬 COMMENTING below with your most common use case for git stash! 🔔 SUBSCRIBING and hitting the bell so you don't miss Day 15 of the course. Connect on LinkedIn:   / rahul-wagh