I am able to stash a patch of changes
by doing git stash save --patch name
, which gets listed when I do git stash list.
Now how do I refer to this stash using the name?
I am able to stash a patch of changes by doing git stash save
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I am able to stash a patch of changes
by doing git stash save --patch name
, which gets listed when I do git stash list.
Now how do I refer to this stash using the name?
Stashes are named using the usual reflog syntax like
stash@{0}etc. which is what you see ingit stash list. There is no concept of passing name to a stash. You are probably talking about the stash message ( which, you also see ingit stash list)and you cannot refer a stash using its message ( of course )