Re: Definition of working directory

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Anjib Mulepati <anjibcs@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> So if I have a project called MyProject and inside that I have two
> sub-directories dir1 and dir2. Does that mean working directory is
> *ALWAYS* MyProject.

Your working tree is MyProject that has two subdirectories dir1 and dir2.

> Also if i create some file in dir1 and do git status without git add
> then it display untracked files as ../dir1/
> It doesn't display the untracked file name but after I do git add when
> I did git status it does give me file under changes to be
> committed. Why didn't it shows file with name as untracked in first
> case?

Because often such a directory has tons of garbage files that are totally
uninteresting.  Check "git help status" and look for the --untracked-files
option if you want to learn more.

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