How to change the git directory delimiter?
When working inside a windows command prompt, all of my paths indicate director separators with a backslash , when using GIT commands, all of the paths are instead using forwardslash / . How do I change GIT's output to mirror my command line output?
Example inconsistent directory indicators;
D:gitdemo>git status --s
A test/subdir/foo.txt
How do I change GIT's output to mirror my command line output?
First, all git commands are executed in a git bash sub-shell, which explains why you see ' / '. A ' ' is an escape character for a bash session, which is why it is not used in any bash command output.
You would need to use a git wrapper (a git.pat set in your PATH) in order to replace any / by .
git.bat :
C:prgsgitlatestbingit.exe %*|C:prgsgitlatestusrbinsed.exe -e 's:/:\:'
Make sure git.bat is set before git.exe in your %PATH% : type where git to check the order in which git(s) are discovered.
And replace C:prgsgitlatest by the path your Git is installed.
By specifying the full path for git.exe and for sed.exe , you are sure to use the right executable.
Since what you're looking for seems to be not specifically "how do I make Git use in file paths" but rather "how do I make Git generate file paths with ", you can pipe the output through sed (which is packaged in Git Bash) like so:
$ git status --s | sed 's////g'
M dirfile.py
?? dirinput001.txt
?? diroutput001.txt
and to avoid typing sed every single time you can configure a Git alias to do it for you:
[alias]
ws = "!ws() { : git status ; git status --short $@ | sed 's///\/g' ; } && ws"
which will let you do this:
$ git ws
M dirfile.py
?? dirinput001.txt
?? diroutput001.txt
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