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Same goes for stashes. They are commits which can't be pushed. Stashes could be implemented by creating a new branch and committing both with a generated name.

Am I missing something? Do both things provide more value than they add complexity/things to learn? :)

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sl8s · 57m ago

Tags in Git are useful when you need to make a release, upload files to that release, and provide a download link for the file. That’s when I personally use tags.

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Git Without Stash/Tags

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