git-ss
—
display a status summary for a Git repository
git-ss |
[<options...>] [--] [<pathspec>...] |
The git-ss
utility is merely a shorthand for “git
status --short” to report a short summary of the status of a Git
repository. It passes all command-line arguments to
git-status(1).
Show a status summary for the current Git repository:
git ss
Filter only the C source files from the summary of the
src/ subdirectory:
git ss src | egrep -e
'.c$'
The git-ss
utility was written by Peter
Pentchev in 2012.
Peter Penchev ⟨roam@ringlet.net⟩