GitGlow 2.0 guide

Create and apply stashes

Temporarily store working changes and inspect them before restoring.

Reviewed for 2.0Updated September 13, 2026
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What this helps you do

Temporarily store working changes and inspect them before restoring.

Find it in GitGlow

Use Stashes in the repository navigator.

Before you start

Creating, inspecting, and applying stashes are Free desktop actions.

Steps

  1. Review the current working changes, then choose Create stash.
  2. Select a stash to inspect its bounded file changes.
  3. Review Apply stash against the active checkout and resolve any resulting conflicts.

Expected result

The stash remains visible until Git reports the requested operation completed.

Controls

The controls for this workflow appear in the steps above. Their availability follows the repository, connection, and edition requirements on this page.

Recovery

If the workflow cannot continue

Conflicts enter the persistent operation resolver. Resolve them or abort through the available operation controls.