Hi all,
[ Please Cc me as I am not subscribed to this list, thanks. ]
I'm wondering if there's an easy way to get git-grep (and I suppose
other commands which operate on a per-repository level rather than
per-tree) to work across the whole repository?
Often I will be in the depths of my git repository, run "git grep
--options 'search string'", to find no results. Of course, then I
remember that git grep doesn't work across the whole repository, it
works like normal grep, and only considers the CWD onwards.
Typically I end up cursing, using {push,pop}d to recall where I am,
cd'ing to the root of the repository and running "git grep" from there
and then poping my CWD to go back to where I was.
Is there some clever trickery or command-line flag I've not read about
in the "git-grep" man page to make this idea more seamless?
TIA,
David
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