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I'm in the habit of stashing my changes in git and applying them again with git stash apply . This has the advantage of keeping me from accidentally losing a stash I made, but it also means that my list of stashes grows rather quickly. When I'm done with a branch, I go back through my stash list and manually remove all of the stashes associated with the branch. Is there a way to do this in a single command? For example, my current stash list looks like this: kevin@localhost:~/my/dev/work$ git stash list stash@{0}: WIP on master: 346f844 Commit comment stash@{1}: WIP on second_issues: a2f63e5 Commit comment stash@{2}: WIP on second_issues: c1c96a9 Commit comment stash@{3}: WIP on second_issues: d3c7949 Commit comment stash@{4}: WIP on second_issues: d3c7949 Commit comment stash@{5}: WIP on second_issues: d3c7949 Commit comment stash@{6}: WIP on second_issues: 9964898 Commit comment Is there a command that would drop all of the stashes from second_issues ?
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