Helloo all…!!!
I have stashed changes in the directory “~/Hilltop/frappe-bench/apps/erpnext”
But i want to apply those changes into “~/Hilltop/frappe-bench/apps/hilltop_custom” directory.
Anyone please help me to achieve this.
Hi @Kiranmai,
Please check it.
# Navigate to the original directory
cd ~/Hilltop/frappe-bench/apps/erpnext
# List stashes and identify the one to apply
git stash list
# Apply the desired stash
git stash apply stash@{n}
# Check the changes
git diff
# Copy or move changes to the new directory
cp -r ~/Hilltop/frappe-bench/apps/erpnext/* ~/Hilltop/frappe-bench/apps/hilltop_custom/
# Navigate to the new directory
cd ~/Hilltop/frappe-bench/apps/hilltop_custom
# (Optional) Commit changes in the new directory
git add .
git commit -m "Apply stashed changes from erpnext"
Replace n with the index of the stash you want to apply. Adjust paths based on your specific file structure.
Thank You!
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@NCP
By this process,instead of getting single doctype i.e., where i made changes in core module , iam getting whole module i.e, erpnext into my github.
When someone having same core modules will pull, git will merge and it will corrupt the whole instance.
Therefore i need to add one single doctype only.
Thank you for your time and support ::))
Mostly you can’t use any git-fu with these changes. If you want to still try:
- Save git stash as patch -
git stash show -p > stashed.patch - Copy it and apply using
git apply stashed.patch
A simpler solution would be to just copy the folder and manually re-apply changes in another folder. 
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