Nadav Goldstein <nadav.goldstein96@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > I see, but isn't the same argument apply for git clean? if not adding > the force flag, the same message as I wrote appear in git clean (I > copied it from there), and it will exit without any other information, > hence given your argument, running git clean is also not very useful. The thing is that "git clean" by default forces people to choose between "-f" and "-n" to force people to understand the issue. And once they understand the issue, they'd learn to run "clean -n" first, which lets them see what would be removed, before they run "clean -f". Does your "stash clear" work the same way? I do not think so. If there is "stash clear --dry-run" that runs "stash list", it might be similar, but not similar enough. I wonder if "stash clear", when stashClear.requireForce is set to true and unless "--force" is given, should do "stash list" and then error out. I dunno.
