Hello there, I am trying to run a `git checkout` command on a repository, without the possibility of getting any error message about files interfering with the checkout process. I thought a safe way to do this was to run `git-stash`, similarly to `rebase.autoStash = true` However, I find two issues with those: 1) Exit code is 0, even if no object/stash was created. It feels weird to parse stdout/stderr to decide "what happened". 2) `git stash create` (which sounds more like what I need), does not clear what it was stored. I can "take the pain" of printing the object-sha1 to be traceable if something happens (even though I would prefer more if it was "securely" stored in `refs/stash` i.e. `git stash push`), but then `git stash` won't clean what it just stored. Is the solution to also run `git reset --hard` there? With regards, Ntentos Stavros
