Note To Self: Rename this blog to "Git: The Secrets to Controlling the World"
ref: http://dlinsin.blogs.../git-stash.html
If you make changes on your production server, and later on your development machine, make tons and tons of changes to lots of stuff, and decide some of the changes that you made on the production server were bad choices, you can delete all your changes on the production server and pull from the development machine by doing...
$ git stash
Then you could pop those old, stinkin server changes back into play by...
$ git pop
OR, you could just delete those changes
$ git stash drop
Then you're done I guess...
ref: http://dlinsin.blogs.../git-stash.html
If you make changes on your production server, and later on your development machine, make tons and tons of changes to lots of stuff, and decide some of the changes that you made on the production server were bad choices, you can delete all your changes on the production server and pull from the development machine by doing...
$ git stash
Then you could pop those old, stinkin server changes back into play by...
$ git pop
OR, you could just delete those changes
$ git stash drop
Then you're done I guess...
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