What is the difference between git stash apply and git stash pop?

What is the difference between git stash apply and git stash pop?

Both commands are used to reapply stashed changes, but they behave differently. 'git stash apply' re-applies the changes without removing them from the stash, while 'git stash pop' re-applies the changes and removes them from the stash.

Can you give me an example of when to use each?

Sure! Use 'git stash apply' when you want to keep the stashed changes for later use, and 'git stash pop' when you're sure you no longer need the stashed changes after applying them.

What happens if there are conflicts when I use these commands?

If there are conflicts, Git will notify you, and you'll need to resolve them manually. After resolving, you can continue with your work.

Is there a way to see what I have stashed?

Yes! You can use 'git stash list' to see all your stashed changes.