You can add this alias to have a single command to see both tracked and untracked:
[alias] showstash = "!if test -z $1; then set -- 0; fi; git show --stat stash@{$1} && git show --stat stash@{$1}^3 2>/dev/null || echo No untracked files -"
To see all the files in the stash (both tracked and untracked), I added this alias to my config:
showstash = "!if test -z $1; then set -- 0; fi; git show --stat stash@{$1} && git show --stat stash@{$1}^3 2>/dev/null || echo No untracked files -"
It takes a single…
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You can add this alias to have a single command to see both tracked and untracked:
To see all the files in the stash (both tracked and untracked), I added this alias to my config:
It takes a single…