- "git stash"
Not to mention StGit, which can achieve many of the same things as "git
stash" while also letting you toy with your changeset history (which is
definitely permissible on personal repos).
- visualise things with gitk
- search with gitk for specific bits of code, changes (pickaxe), etc
Not to mention tig, the wonderful ncurses (i.e., Terminal-based) tool
recently announced on this mailing list.
(and "git grep", of course)
--Ted
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