This patch uses "git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree" to determine
whether a "--work-tree=.." should be added to the "git diff".
I think it makes more sense to just drop the work tree stuff from
the prompt if we aren't inside the work tree anymore. Meaning,
we should behave as though bash.showDirtyState is false.
I see.
At first, it seemed like it would be useful to know if the working
directory was dirty even when you're within .git. However, I guess
that's problematic when your working tree is in some completely
unpredictable location. It's probably a bad idea to assume that work-tree=..
So you're right... there's a logical problem with having showDirtyState
turned on when within .git. It should be disabled there.
So I'll check for "git rev-parse --is-inside-git-dir" and disable
showDirtyState appropriately.
--Ted
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