Closed shaypal5 closed 7 years ago
Would it be possible that the other status is created by another git package?
I don't think so; I disabled GitGutter's status bar info, and I can't think of anything else.
Besides, when I remove GitStatusBar the whole thing is gone.
Well, I removed it, closed ST3, reinstalled it, closed ST3 again and things seem to be fine now. I'm closing this. I will reopen if this ever comes up again.
Also, I can now see the badge() function couldn't have been responsible... :p
Thanks for you quick reply!
Hey!
First of all - cool plugin! Thank you for creating it!
Second of all, this is my current status bar:![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/917954/21229205/71665b4c-c2e9-11e6-9e52-9ba6a6714520.png)
I am on a branch called 'better_run_for_user', and the current repo is indeed dirty, but why am I getting another * and another 'better_run_for_user' after the comma? I think the documentation could be a bit clearer about it.
I took a look at your code, and I can see that what comes after the branch is returned by unpushed_info(), which I see searches the results of a 'git branch -V' call, but as a git noob I'm not sure what is the difference. Does it represent the remote branch/head my local branch is tracking?
Anyway, I'd love a way to configure this through the preference of the package, as I only want to see the branch. I think that would be useful for a plugin bringing true minimalism to Git-in-the-status-bar in ST3. :)
Also, what is the prefix for in the package preference? I can see from the badge() code that it is concatenated before the status, but what is the use case? Anything cool I should know about?
Cheers, Shay