I'm pretty sure I specified
> without stashing everything else
and noted that if you're going to stash the rest either way you could just as well use `stash -p` in the first place.
> without stashing everything else
and noted that if you're going to stash the rest either way you could just as well use `stash -p` in the first place.
There's a difference between `stash -p` and `add -p + stash`, though. If you want to split your changes into more than two commits, you have to use add/commit/add/commit because stash will just make a commit with "what's left" (it's subtractive operation).