feat: pyauto-status dirty file listing + split MOD/UNTR columns - #5
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Replace the single DIRTY column in pyauto-status with separate MOD (tracked-modified) and UNTR (untracked) counts so accumulating noise is distinguishable from real edits-in-progress. After the main table, emit a `Dirty files:` section listing the actual `git status --porcelain` output for every repo with dirty content, indented under the repo name. Cache porcelain once per repo so the listing reuses the same data the counts came from — no extra git invocations. Day-to-day signal: if UNTR climbs across runs for a repo, the .gitignore needs extending. MOD counts surface real edits that need committing or reverting. Closes #4 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
Follow-up to #2. Splits the single
DIRTYcolumn inpyauto-statusintoMOD(tracked-modified) +UNTR(untracked), and adds a per-repo file listing after the main table so the dashboard surfaces what is dirty, not just how many. Cachesgit status --porcelainonce per repo so the listing is free — same number of git invocations as before. Closes #4.API Changes
None — internal changes only. PyAutoPrompt has no public Python API.
The dashboard's column layout changes:
DIRTYis replaced byMOD UNTR. Personal terminal tool with one user; no consumers to migrate.Test Plan
time pyauto-statusfrom a fresh shell still completes in <10s.MOD=0 UNTR=0, no*flag, and is omitted from the listing.??/Mprefixes preserved.bash PyAutoPrompt/scripts/status.sh --reposproduces the new format (delegation path unbroken).Implementation notes
declare -A repo_porcelain) keyed by repo basename. The dirty-file listing iteratesreposa second time to emit only repos with non-empty porcelain.untrisgrep -c '^??',modisgrep -cv '^??'against the cached output. Empty porcelain shortcuts tomod=0 untr=0.'%-32s %-30s %-36s %6s %5s %4s %4s %s\n'. Dashed separator widened to match.🤖 Generated with Claude Code