What is GIT stash?
Answer / Ankit Agrawal
Git stash allows you to save your uncommitted changes temporarily, so you can switch branches or work on something else without losing your work. When you're ready to go back to the saved work, you can 'stash apply' or 'stash pop' to retrieve it.
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