Git and GitHub Masterclass - The Practical Bootcamp - Git Stash

The video tutorial explains the concept of git stash, a feature in Git that allows users to save changes temporarily without committing them. It covers basic commands like git stash, git stash pop, and git stash clear, and demonstrates how to apply and manage multiple stashes. The tutorial also highlights the importance of naming stashes for better organization and concludes with a brief introduction to the next topic, git restore.

What does 'stash' mean in the context of Git?

Describe the process of saving changes temporarily using Git stash.

What command is used to apply the changes saved in the stash?

How can you view the list of stashed changes?

What happens to the stash when you use the 'git stash pop' command?

How can you clear all stashed changes?

What are the basic commands you need to remember when working with Git stash?

What is the purpose of naming a stash when saving it?

Explain the difference between 'git stash pop' and 'git stash apply'.

Can you explain how to retrieve a specific stash by its name or index?