Pop Again

This will apply the most recent stash changes, just like pop, but it will keep the stash in the stash list.

git stash apply

This will remove the most recent stash from the stash list without applying it to your working directory.

git stash drop

Most stash commands allow you to reference a specific stash by its index.

# Apply the third (0, 1, 2) most recent stash
git stash apply stash@{2}

# Remove the third most recent stash
git stash drop stash@{2}

1. Run git stash list to see the stashes you have saved.
2. Apply the changes from the "good marketing" stash (index 1) without removing it from the stash list.
3. Ensure the README.md file changed.
4. git add your changes to the index.
5. Drop the "good marketing" stash.
6. Pop the only remaining stash ("bad marketing").
7. You should notice that you have a conflict! Resolve it by keeping the changes from the "good marketing" stash.
8. Commit the changes with a message starting with M:.

Run and submit the CLI tests from the root of the repo.