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Git stashing #1904
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Imo with the integrated terminal this can be easily done now without leaving VS Code. |
Integrating Git stash into VSCode's Git GUI would be much appreciated. |
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FYI: Writing +1 doesn't call out our attention. Adding a 👍 to the first post does. |
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+1 for integrating it with GUI. |
@joaomoreno |
+1 I would like this feature to be implemented as well. |
This is already implemented. |
I often need to switch branches while still having some launch.json file silightly modified etc. Currently, I now either have to clean the changes before I can switch branches or have to open a terminal instead (which breaks the workflow) and type
git stash
,git checkout
,git stash pop
. It would be nice if Code had buttons for stashing, either next to "Clean All" ("Stash"), or in the "..." menu. The "..." menu should have a "Pop" submenu, that expands to all listed stashs with their messages to instantly apply them. Stashing in git is great because it's nothing but a quick stack to put temporary changes while doing stuff like checking out another branch.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: