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Multiple Stashes

You can stash changes with a message. I rarely use a stash message personally because I rarely have more than one stash entry. I imagine if you keep a crazy deep stash then messages are useful, but I find that I usually stash, and then just a few minutes or hours later, I pop it back out. That said, here's the syntax to provide a message:

git stash -m "jdsl v0 almost working"

Assignment

Restash the changes to README.md with the message "good marketing".
Update the README.md file again with the following content:

# megacorp | bad marketing example

Unite marketing, sales, and service in a single app. Try MegaCorp Starter Suite today. There's nothing to install. No credit card required. The only thing standing between you and more customers are your terrible salespeople. Get started today.

Stash those changes with the message "bad marketing".
Run git stash list and you should see something like:

stash@{0}: WIP on main: 78e5c03 bad marketing
stash@{1}: WIP on main: 78e5c03 good marketing

Run and submit the CLI tests.