Saving untracked files or specific paths is 🔑:
git stash save -u -- <path…>
😒 You ain't lying. Made the mistake of git clean w/ unsaved untracked files cause I was a noob. 🙈
😟
I too learnt the hard way to use clean -n (dry-run of clean that just outputs what it would remove) before actually running it.
clean -n
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Saving untracked files or specific paths is 🔑:
git stash save -u -- <path…>😒
You ain't lying. Made the mistake of git clean w/ unsaved untracked files cause I was a noob. 🙈
😟
I too learnt the hard way to use
clean -n(dry-run of clean that just outputs what it would remove) before actually running it.