I tried this:
And saw this:
So I did this:
And saw this:
Then I did this again:
And it updated (pulled) successfully.
Then I was able to do this:
Which showed something like this:
As I knew my last changes that were "stashed", this showed me a list of all the changed files currently stashed:
Then I was able to retrieve some changes from one of the stashed files by doing this:
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