AI & Machine Learning

git stash a Single File Without Losing the Rest

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Git now offers a way to stash individual files without affecting other changes in your working directory. This feature, available since Git 2.13, is valuable for data scientists and ML engineers who frequently need to temporarily shelve code while reviewing or integrating changes. The command git stash push -m "message" -- <path> allows you to selectively stash a file, preserving the rest of your work, and can be retrieved with git stash pop or git restore --source stash@{0} -- <path>.

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