Re: Switching branches without committing changes

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   Jeff King <peff@xxxxxxxx> writes:

   > On Fri, Mar 21, 2008 at 12:06:47AM -0400, Shawn O. Pearce wrote:
   >
   >> Use `git checkout -m` to switch the branch anyway.  However, if
   >> there is a merge conflict while you are trying to carry the changes
   >> to the other branch you may be faced with a merge conflict you are
   >> not prepared to resolve, or simply cannot resolve in a reasonable
   >> period of time.
   >
   > Ah, for some reason I didn't think of '-m' in the advice I gave (I guess
   > I have just never used it). It is almost certainly simpler than using a
   > 'stash' at this point (but I do think stashing _beforehand_ still has
   > advantages).

   The thing is, that -m is really to mollify people who are _too_ accustomed
   to CVS/SVN update behaviour.  Over there, "scm update" does not give you
   any choice other than having to merge.

This post is *yet* another valuable candidate to put onto the wiki.

	Xavier
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