A tool to help users utilize git based on the current git status.
The tool identifies the following statuses:
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Uninitialized: The directory has not been initialized with
git init. -
Initialized: The directory has been initialized with
git initbut does not have any commits yet. -
Clean: There are no uncommitted changes in the working directory or staging area. No changes can be added or committed.
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Unstaged: Changes are present that can be added to the staging area. Nothing can be committed or pushed.
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PartiallyStaged: Some changes in the working directory have been staged, while others have not. Some changes have been added with
git add, but not all, and they are ready to be committed. -
FullyStaged: There are no uncommitted changes in the working directory, but there are changes that have been staged. Changes have been made and staged with
git add, but have not been committed yet. -
PartiallyCommitted: Some changes have been committed, while no changes remain uncommitted in the staging area. Files can still be added to the stage with
git add. -
MessPartiallyCommitted: Some changes have been committed, while other changes remain uncommitted in the working directory or staging area. Changes can be committed with
git commitor pushed withgit push. -
MessFullyCommitted: All changes from the staging area have been committed, while other changes remain uncommitted in the working directory.
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FullyCommitted: All changes from the staging area and working directory have been committed.
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Conflicted: Conflicts have arisen after a
mergeorrebase.
Flow shows what user should do based on the status.
