Jeff King schrieb: > I would be happy with something that indicated "untracked files in > addition to the regular stash". I just think it should be about "add > these other files into the stash", not "end up in this directory state". > > Something like "--untracked-too" fits that, but is horribly ugly. I also > think it makes sense to have some way of stashing everything, including > excluded files. That could just be "-x" in conjunction with whatever > this option is (which matches "git clean"), or it could be a separate > option name (like "--all" or "--ignored"). > > Things like "git stash --all" or "git stash --thorough" indicate that > you are stashing more, but it's hard to remember what the "more" is. > > So I don't have any brilliant suggestions. Doing: > > $ git stash --untracked-too --ignored-too > > is fairly clear, but somehow strikes me as unnecessarily ugly and > verbose. I think `--also-untracked` sounds better. It is even longer, though. There could also be `--only-untracked`, which would stack only the untracked files (and let changes of tracked files there). Paŭlo -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html