Daily Software Tips & Tricks

We've all been there: you're halfway through a feature when a critical bug report comes in. Instead of making a messy 'wip' commit that clutters your history, use git stash. This command safely tucks away your uncommitted changes into a temporary stack, letting you switch branches to fix that bug. Once you're done, just run git stash pop to bring your work right back where you left off. It keeps your commit history clean and your workflow fluid.