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Show the number of lines changed per file in working file tree view #4015
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Three things:
git status
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I did research on this and could not find any way to use
git status
for this.I tested this for 18 files changed with about 6000 insertions and 3000 deletions:
git diff --numstat
command takes 62 milliseconds.git status
command takes 46 milliseconds.What do you think performance-wise? Is it fast enough to run synchronously?
According to my research it is not possible to include untracked files in a
git diff
command. I don't think it is super important to include these, but it would probably be possible to determine the number of added lines another way for untracked files.