Re: [PATCH 2/2] Documentation/git-status: document porcelain status T (typechange)

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In case anyone is curious and lazy, here is a script that generates all
possible status letters containing T:

#!/bin/sh

set -e

_T() {
	touch file-1.T
	git add file-1.T
	git commit -q -m add
	rm file-1.T
	ln -s /dev/null file-1.T
}

MT() {
	touch file-1MT
	git add file-1MT
	git commit -q -m add
	echo modify > file-1MT
	git add file-1MT
	ln -sf /dev/null file-1MT
}

TM() {
	ln -sf /dev/null file-1TM
	git add file-1TM
	git commit -q -m add
	rm file-1TM
	touch file-1TM
	git add file-1TM
	echo modify > file-1TM
}

TT() {
	touch file-1TT
	git add file-1TT
	git commit -q -m add
	ln -sf /dev/null file-1TT
	git add file-1TT
	rm file-1TT
	touch file-1TT
}

TD() {
	touch file-1TD
	git add file-1TD
	git commit -q -m add
	ln -sf /dev/null file-1TD
	git add file-1TD
	rm file-1TD
}

AT() {
	touch file-1AT
	git add file-1AT
	git commit -q -m add
	ln -sf /dev/null file-1AT
}

RT() {
	touch file-2RT
	git add file-2RT
	git commit -q -m add
	git mv file-2RT new-file-2RT
	ln -sf /dev/null new-file-2RT
}

T_() {
	touch file-1T.
	git add file-1T.
	git commit -q -m add
	ln -sf /dev/null file-1T.
	git add file-1T.
}

cd "$(mktemp -d)"
git init -q
git commit -q --allow-empty -m initial\ commit

for state in _T MT TM TT TD AT RT T_
do
	git reset -q --hard :/initial.commit
	"$state"
	git status --porcelain=2
done



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