Jonathan Nieder writes:
> - Please use --porcelain (implied by -z in the absence of another
>format option) instead of --short. --short is meant to be human
>readable and details of the output might change some day.
It already does: part of the output may be translated to non-english.
On Apr 1, 2014, at 2:37 PM, Junio C Hamano wrote:
>> D Mdeleted from index
>
> I doubt this is possible in practice ...
>
>> D Dunmerged, both deleted
>> A Uunmerged, added by us
>> U Aunmerged, added by them
>
> ... you would not see t
Michael Toy wrote:
> https://gist.github.com/the-michael-toy/9907309
Two nits:
- Please use --porcelain (implied by -z in the absence of another
format option) instead of --short. --short is meant to be human
readable and details of the output might change some day.
- Depending on what
Michael Toy writes:
> Of the 24 possibilities (not counting ignored) in git-status,
> there are 7 that I can't figure out how to generate.
As the post [*1*] that triggered e92e9cd3 (Documentation
improvements for the description of short format., 2010-04-23),
which is where the bulk of the forma
I also have this question posted to stack overflow (
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22792906/how-do-i-produce-every-possible-git-status
), but perhaps this is a better place to ask this question.
In working on some code which provides an interface to existing git
repositories the question I
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