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Is git-stash what I want to explore? Say I work on my project on my laptop but I need to transfer what I’ve done so far onto my desktop. Both PCs are sync to a centralized GIT repo. I don’t want to commit my changes just yet, I want to pick up where I left off on a different PC.
git-stashonly saves the changes locally. You can not send that change on a different machine afaik.What you want is to create a new branch, make the required changes, push it to remote, and pull that branch on the machine where you need it.