I've found in practice that using "stash" is a very effective way to ensure you'll spend lots of time in the future looking for a lost branch. I don't like stash anymore.
I like the idea of aliasing the command unstage, but once "reset HEAD" is in the muscle memory its kinda stuck.
Is git-flow still cool? Or is it so popular its just assumed to be in use as a standard, thus well beneath the level of an "intermediate" users guide? If you don't use "the" git flow repo, at least as a branch naming strategy and overall usage strategy it's worked pretty well for me.
I like the idea of aliasing the command unstage, but once "reset HEAD" is in the muscle memory its kinda stuck.
Is git-flow still cool? Or is it so popular its just assumed to be in use as a standard, thus well beneath the level of an "intermediate" users guide? If you don't use "the" git flow repo, at least as a branch naming strategy and overall usage strategy it's worked pretty well for me.