GitStatus
Monitoring changed files and status of the repository
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- Total 33K
- Win 11K
- OS X 12K
- Linux 10K
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GitStatus
Package for monitoring changed files and state of the project. Made as a light alternative to SublimeGit
Installation
Using Package Control
- Simply open up the command palette (
CTRL+SHIFT+PorCMD+SHIFT+P). - Find
Package Control: Install Package. - Search for
GitStatus
Manual
- Clone to
Packages/directory
Usage
By now you should already see repository status updates in your status bar like Git: Dirty or Git: Clean.
You have two more commands at your disposal from the command palette:
Git: Changed files
Shows all created (unstaged), modified, deleted and unmerged files with their corresponding status and path.
Git: Unmerged files
Same as above but shows only unmerged ones, this helps merging files without alt-tabbing to your console just to see the files that need to be merged.
Contributing
If you find bugs please post them in the issues section and/or submit pull requests.