Examples of using Git status in English and their translations into German
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The git status command reminds you.
Check your status with st or git status.
Enter git status in the terminal window.
Next, we check the state of the repo with git status.
Varied improvements to git status have been included in this release.
Git status can be used to show changes to the Working Directory.
Display the status of the repository with git status.
The output from git status now displays the"Changes to be committed" in green.
Confirm the files weresuccessfully saved in the MyDemoCloud9Repo directory by running the git status command.
This may then be confusing as to why git status indicates there are modified files.
Invoking git status shows that Git is aware of the changes to the file.
Checking the Status of Your Files The main tool you use todetermine which files are in which state is the git status command.
It is important to note that git status is not a true representation of the Staging Index.
Git status does not show the state of'the three trees', it essentially shows a diff between them.
Examining the repo state with git status and git ls-files shows that nothing has changed.
First, git status indicates there are modifications to reset_lifecycle_file and highlights them indicating they are changes staged for the next commit.
If you require scriptsto parse the output of git status you should now update them to use git status--porcelain.
The git status command output displays changes between the Commit History and the Staging Index.
As another quick anddirty test I tried timing runs of git status against the staged changes between Jira 5 and Jira 6 I used above.
Invoking git status now shows reset_lifecycle_file in green under"Changes to be committed.
Will display the branch, untracked files,changes and other differences$ git status To learn other"tid bits" about git status$ git help status add.
If you entered git status previously, the line was on branch master because you only had the one master branch.
Learn more about those commands on their individual pages at: git status, git log,git add, git checkout, git reflog, and git revert.
The git status command displays the state of the working directory and the staged snapshot.
You can see that this command shows you a much different view of your staging area-basically the same information you get with git status but a bit more succinct and informative.
Enter the git status command to be sure you have all your changes committed and find out what branch you have checked out.
The important things to take note of here is that git status shows us that there are modifications to reset_lifecycle_file and there is an untracked file: new_file.
Executing git status at this point or doing a ls will show that untracked_file has been deleted and is nowhere to be found.
After a fetch, git status shows you how many commits you are ahead or behind of the remote the branch it syncs to.
If the git status command is too vague for you- you want to know exactly what you changed, not just which files were changed- you can use the git diff command.