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Moving Code from One Repository to Another Using Git Patch (joelcolaco.hashnode.dev)
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[–] muhanga@programming.dev 1 points 9 months ago

This is a good example of what understanding your tools can give you. Answer is new or novel approaches to the old problems. Ability to create a patch from any diff is really really usefull. If you have wip changes, but don't want to commit it to, then creating a patch is a quite easy way to go.