Use git ls-files instead of status to avoid touching .git/

[git-scripts.git] / ls-not-pushed-carefully

diff --git a/ls-not-pushed-carefully b/ls-not-pushed-carefully
index 29384e703fcb77289e2b7097b6ff992f6c39e88d..f5d59284fe87ed6520006140d5588f7b5642b904 100755 (executable)
--- a/ls-not-pushed-carefully
+++ b/ls-not-pushed-carefully
@@ -1,12 +1,13 @@
 #! /bin/sh
 
-cd "`dirname \"$0\"`" && PROG_DIR="`pwd`" &&
+cd "`dirname \"$0\"`" && prog_dir="`pwd`" &&
 cd "$HOME"/tmp && rm -rf ls-not-pushed-carefully.tmp &&
 
 LSTMP="$HOME"/tmp/ls-not-pushed-carefully.tmp \
-"$PROG_DIR"/do-all \
+"$prog_dir"/do-all \
    'test "$g" = "$d/.git" || continue;' \
    'rsync -aW --del --protocol=28 "$d" "$LSTMP" && cd "$LSTMP/$b" &&' \
-   'test -n "`git status -b | grep "ahead\|behind"`" && echo "$d"' &&
+   'test -n "`git status --branch --untracked-files=no |
+      grep "ahead\|behind"`" && echo "$d"' &&
 
 cd "$HOME"/tmp && exec rm -rf ls-not-pushed-carefully.tmp