Yet another reason not to use git

[Gibran Shah]

My stashes do not get applied.

I make a change. I stash my changes. I look at the stash and I see that my changes are there. Then I undo my changes in the source code. Then I try to apply my stash. It does not work. The stash does not get applied to my source code.

This is yet another of the many reasons I will continually urge my manager to switch us over to TFS. We've already done so with a few of our projects and we are slated to do so with the current project very soon. I can't wait.

[Mikael Sandberg]

So when you say you undo your change after it gets stashed, what exactly do you mean? Are you keeping staged changes? How do you undo the change? By default doing a stash would move your modified tracked files and staged changes to the stash and returns you repository to a clean state, so you should have to do a "undo of your changes".

[Russell Spivey]

From what I've read, TFS supports Git from VS 2013, so you can use both if you want!