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guilt-status

GUILT-STATUS(1) 						   Guilt Manual 						   GUILT-STATUS(1)

NAME

       guilt-status - Print the status of files since the last refresh

SYNOPSIS

       guilt-status [-a|-A] [-c|-C] [-d|-D] [-m|-M] [-r|-R] [-t|-T] [-u|-U] [-x|-X] [-n]

DESCRIPTION

       Each file is printed with a prefix that describes it's status.

	   A   added
	   C   copied
	   D   deleted
	   M   modified
	   R   renamed
	   T   type change (e.g., mode)
	   U   unmerged
	   ?   untracked

OPTIONS

       -n
	   Hide status prefix in the output

       -a, -A
	   Display only added files

       -c, -C
	   Display only copied files

       -d, -D
	   Display only deleted files

       -m, -M
	   Display only modified files

       -r, -R
	   Display only renamed files

       -t, -T
	   Display only files with a status change (e.g., mode)

       -u, -U
	   Display only unmerged files

       -x, -X
	   Display only unknown files

AUTHOR

       Written by Josef "Jeff" Sipek <jeffpc@josefsipek.net[1]>

DOCUMENTATION

       Documentation by Brandon Philips <brandon@ifup.org[2]>

GUILT

       Part of the guilt(7) suite (Generated for Guilt v0.35)

NOTES

	1. jeffpc@josefsipek.net
	   mailto:jeffpc@josefsipek.net

	2. brandon@ifup.org
	   mailto:brandon@ifup.org

Guilt v0.35							    01/20/2013							   GUILT-STATUS(1)

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