在 SourceTree 中查看 Stash 的完整内容

Question

Is there a way in SourceTree to see the whole content of a stash?

I have stashed quite a bunch of changes that are not yet ready to be committed on the Develop branch in order to checkout the Master branch for a hotfix. Now I realize that one change in the stash would be good to include in the hotfix since I will anyway have to make a new deployment. But since the stash is largish, I cannot see the particular change I want when I select the stash in SourceTree. For me, SourceTree shows only a part of the stash as some kind of summary...

I know that I can get around this in several different ways, but if there is an option somewhere that I don't know of which would make SourceTree show the full contents of the stash, I'd be very pleased if someone could tell me where to find it.

The repository is a GIT repository if that makes a difference...

Answer 1

Can be fixed (in latest version?) by increasing the Max File Count and Max Diff Line Count in the Tools > Options > Diff :

Answer 2

For some reason I don't see the "Max File Count" field on SourceTree 4.0.1 (234) on macOS.

One ugly trick to see the whole stash is:

1. Copy your project folder and open the folder with SourceTree.
2. Discard all active changes.
3. Apply your stash.
4. Copy or check any code you might need.

Answer 3

This question have been asked here more than once .

git stash show -p stash@{0}

is the command you are looking for.

Or if you want to add a small script you can do these following steps:

git config --edit --global

under the [alias] section write:

whatsInStash = "!f() { git stash show -p stash@{$1}; }; f"

And to call it:

git whatsInStash 1