Re: stash refuses to pop

[Phillip Susi <psusi@ubuntu.com>]

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On 04/14/2012 12:27 AM, Andreas Krey wrote:
> (Late to the game.) Actually, this is exactly what I would have proposed
> to do. Git is a bit shy on performing a merge into a locally modified
> file. I assumed so far that is because there is no way of aborting
> such a merge (resetting to the state of local modifications before the
> attempt). With the temporary commit you have a way of retrying the pop
> merge if you lost your way in it.
> 
> And I think that is a good idea; I never liked the way in which a cvs/svn
> update merged into locally modified files without a way to undo, and
> thus forcing you to clean up the potential mess manually. (Ok, they leave
> the old files lying arond, but that doesn't help rewinding the state.)

That makes sense for the default behavior, but there should be a way to override.  Or maybe git could automatically stash the current state to a temporary commit before applying the requested stash and print the sha1 of that commit ( or save it as ORIG_HEAD ) so you could undo the stash pop/apply.


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