bash-git-prompt: Not displaying correctly on termux

Hi.

I’ve tryed to use this on termux and the status doesn’t display correctly: smartselectimage_2017-07-23-21-41-17

I’ve used:

grep -lir --exclude-dir=.git '#!' . | xargs termux-fix-shebang

To fix the shebang on the scripts.

Any ideas? Thanks.

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State: closed
Created 7 years ago
Comments: 20 (9 by maintainers)

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Fix issue #338 - Fixes behaviour if `/tmp` dir does not exist Private index was tried to create in nonexistent location, no error was ever displayed, and then unconditionally GIT_INDEX_FILE variable ... — committed to mskalski/bash-git-prompt by mskalski 5 years ago
Fix issue #338 - Fixes behaviour if `/tmp` dir does not exist Private index was tried to create in nonexistent location, no error was ever displayed, and then unconditionally GIT_INDEX_FILE variable ... — committed to mskalski/bash-git-prompt by mskalski 5 years ago
Fix issue #338 - Fixes behaviour if `/tmp` dir does not exist Private index was tried to create in nonexistent location, no error was ever displayed, and then unconditionally GIT_INDEX_FILE variable ... — committed to mskalski/bash-git-prompt by mskalski 2 years ago
Fix issue #338 - Fixes behaviour if `/tmp` dir does not exist (part 2) Additionally in case of nonexistent index file most of files were marked with 'D' in second loop pass of `gitstatus.sh` which wa... — committed to mskalski/bash-git-prompt by mskalski 2 years ago
Fix issue #338 - Fixes behaviour if `/tmp` dir does not exist Private index was tried to create in nonexistent location, no error was ever displayed, and then unconditionally GIT_INDEX_FILE variable ... — committed to mskalski/bash-git-prompt by mskalski 5 years ago
Honour TMPDIR variable for cases when /tmp dir does not exist (i.e. on termux) Private index was tried to create in nonexistent location, no error was ever displayed, and then unconditionally GIT_IND... — committed to mskalski/bash-git-prompt by mskalski 2 years ago
Honour TMPDIR variable for cases when /tmp dir does not exist (i.e. on termux) Private index was tried to create in nonexistent location, no error was ever displayed, and then unconditionally GIT_IND... — committed to magicmonty/bash-git-prompt by mskalski 2 years ago

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Found it - on Android there is no /tmp directory, so private git index was not created, but still variable GIT_INDEX_FILE was set pointing to non-existent file. This way git status showed all files were simultaneously deleted and not tracked.

Created PR #460

mskalski on Dec 15, 2019