but unapply

If you want to unapply an applied branch from your workspace (effectively stashing it) so you can work on other branches, you can run but unapply <branch-name>.

This will remove the changes in that branch from your working directory and you can re-apply it later when needed. You will then see the branch as unapplied in but branch list.

The identifier can be:

• A CLI ID pointing to a stack or branch (e.g., "bu" from but status)
• A branch name

If a branch name (or an identifier pointing to a branch) is provided, the entire stack containing that branch will be unapplied.

Examples

Unapply by branch name:

but unapply my-feature-branch

Unapply by CLI ID:

but unapply bu

Usage: but unapply <IDENTIFIER> [OPTIONS]

Arguments

• <IDENTIFIER> — CLI ID or name of the branch/stack to unapply (required)

Options

• -f, --force — Force unapply without confirmation