git status will not list the untracked files, so you need to be careful to remember if you create any new files and manually git add them. git directory typically looks like: ls -F1 config description HEAD hooks/ info/ objects/ refs/ Depending on your version of Git, you may see some additional content there, but this is a fresh git init repository it’s what you see by default. & echo 1 echo 0') do set HasChangesResulta but it does not work. The -untracked-filesno flag or the status.showUntrackedfilesfalse config (see above for both): indicate that git status should not report untracked files. Project breakdown I decided to break the project down into parts and then conquer them one-by-one. Based on your explanation I tried for /f 'tokens' a in ('git -C s status -porcelain findstr. However, for git status, this could be useful. Ignore = "!sh -c '( & ( & echo \"$2\" > \"./$(git rev-parse -show-cdup)/.git/info/exclude\" || ( & echo \"$1\" > \"./$(git rev-parse -show-cdup)/.git/info/exclude\"))) || ( & (( & git ls-files -i -exclude-standard) || (( & touch. Because ERRORLEVEL is the same for git status I can't use it. Porcelain commands are ones that Git describes as ones that are quite low-level and not ones that everyday users might need.
Todo = !python ~/path/to/t.py -task-dir "$(git rev-parse -show-toplevel)" -list TODOīug = !python ~/path/to/t.py -task-dir "$(git rev-parse -show-toplevel)" -list BUGSĪlias = "!sh -c ' & git config -global alias.\"$1\" \"$2\" & exit 0 || & & git config -list | grep \"alias\\.\" | sed | sort | column -ts & exit 0 || echo \"usage: git alias
#Git status porcelain update
Sup = !git submodule sync & git submodule update -init -recursive
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