feat(git-summary): add stashed count alongside uncommitted#1192
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feat(git-summary): add stashed count alongside uncommitted#1192
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TODO if necessaryIf this PR is of interest for the maintainers, I can update the documentation/manpage to explicitly state that we check for stashes and to update the examples with the new output. |
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Sounds good to me. @spacewander what do you think? |
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Now the output is:
commits : 1802
files : 345
uncommitted : 0
stashed : 0
There is an extra tab before the 0.
Could you remove the tab prefix of the output? Also to the one in uncommitted_changes_count.
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Problem
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githelpers, when querying the status of a repository, it is often desired or expected to see if there is one or more stash(es) inside a repository alongside uncommitted changes or files (or at least, to have the choice to do so).Solution
Add a new column (after uncommitted, before author for long output style, before branch name for tabular or oneline output style) counting the number of stash(es) inside the repository.