As subject said, is this possible for git-ls-files to work like this?: " $ git ls-files --no-recursion a.txt b.txt dir/ " instead of: " $ git ls-files a.txt b.txt dir/one/two/1.txt dir/one/two/2.txt dir/one/3.txt dir/4.txt " Does it make sense?
As subject said, is this possible for git-ls-files to work like this?: " $ git ls-files --no-recursion a.txt b.txt dir/ " instead of: " $ git ls-files a.txt b.txt dir/one/two/1.txt dir/one/two/2.txt dir/one/3.txt dir/4.txt " Does it make sense?