Hello,
I stumbled upon something that annoyed me a bit, as I was working with
git stash to commit some big pile of modifications in small commits...
I wanted to get help wrt "git stash drop" and did it the following way :
[steps to reproduce]
mkdir tmp
cd tmp
git init
touch test.txt
git add test.txt
git commit -a -m "initial version"
echo zorglub > test.txt
git stash
git stash drop --help
refs/stash@{0} supprimé (ff100a8c2f1b7b00b9100b32d2a5dc19a8b0092a)
And that was definitely not what I intended. Fortunately for me I had a
backup of that stashed diff somewhere else, but I was still surprised,
because I was used to:
git $(SOMETHING) --help
to do what I want.
This is probably because "drop" is a subcommand of "stash",
as evidenced by:
git stash --help drop
working as intended (even if as as side effect of --help ignoring
further parameters)
--
Vincent Legoll
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