Reputation:
If I type git status, i get the working tree status which included the files that have been modified.
I need to filter out for some specific file extension. Is this possible? (I'm using windows, and using the latest git version). For more information: using git bash.
Am working on a repository with more than 300 people, when I do git status, more than 1000 files will be there every week.
What is the solution here?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 94
Reputation: 1324278
You can list files per extension
git ls-files -- \*.rb
Or you can list your changes (if you made any) with
git status -- \*.rb
# or, faster, with just the filename
git diff-index --name-only @ -- \*.rb
Upvotes: 1