Here are some key situations when you should use git stash:
When to Use git stash
1. When you need to switch branches
If you're working on one branch and realize you need to quickly switch to another branch to fix a bug or merge in some changes, you can use git stash to temporarily save your current work-in-progress without having to commit it.
2. When you want to experiment
If you want to try out some experimental changes or a new feature without affecting your main codebase, you can stash your current changes, switch to a new branch, and then apply the stashed changes later if needed.
3. When you need to pull the latest changes
If you need to pull the latest changes from a remote repository but have local uncommitted changes, you can stash your changes, pull the latest c...
