How to View Git Stash History

git stash list allows you to view all stashed changes in your Git repository. Stashes are temporary storage areas for your working directory’s changes. Here's how to use it effectively:

1. View Stashes

Run the following command to list all stashes:

This displays a list of stashed changes in the format:

stash@{0}: <description>
stash@{1}: <description>

Each stash is indexed (e.g., stash@{0}), with the most recent stash at the top.

2. Filter by Keyword

To search for specific stashes, use:

git stash list | grep <keyword>

For example:

3. Customize Output

To see more details about each stash, use:

git stash show <stashname>

Example:

Add -p for a detailed diff:

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