how do i git pull while keeping local uncommitted changes>just googlei don't car
>>108660619git stash push -m "niggerfaggot" --include-untrackedlatergit stash applyorgit stash pop
Git pull . §HEAD --stash repository_name
>>108660619git commit -a -m "nigger"git pull
git commit -a -m "nigger"git pull
>>108660619You can stash like the other anon said.Or you can switch to a new branch, commit your changes there, switch back to main, pull, and merge your branch later.
>>108660619>uncommitted >pajeet internAre you scared of defecating your company repo?
>>108660642>switch back to main>main
>>108660625niggerfaggot is 2 commits ahead of lovense-ctl main and 136 behind
>>108660619Download git zip. Drag your files into unzipped directory
>>108660619jeet push
>>108660642this is the easiest and fastest way, I do it like this all the time and everybody I know does it like this.
>>108660619>copy paste the folder and name it bk
you don't. either commit your changes or remove them.
>>108660642does forking a repo count as a branch
git pull --rebase --autostash
>>108660619>how do i git pull while keeping local uncommitted changesNo one knows.
>>108660656It is kind of a lost cause at this point if you use any libraries and don't want to have to go through config bs every time. I still have a master bedroom.
>Claude, please do a git pull while keeping my local uncommitted changes
>>108663573don't forget to say thank you after lil timmy