Check if any of your git projects needs attention:

Runs through all your code projects and checks the following:

• Is the repo on the master branch?
• Is the current branch ahead of the remote tracking branch?
• Is the repo dirty (i.e. does it contain changes that have not yet been checked in)
• Is there any untracked files in the repo?

If the answer is yes to any of those questions, this module will find and list the projects.

Install git-att globally:

git install -g git-att 

$ git-att ~/code DIR BRANCH AHEAD DIRTY UNTRACKED after-all-results master 0 1 0 airserver master 0 3 10 connect master 95 1 0 hubot-heroku patch-1 0 1 0 

git-att [options] [path] 

The path defaults to the current direcotry if not specified. The git-att program will look through that directory and all sub-directories scanning for git projects.

Options:

• --help - show the help
• --version - show version
• --simple - make the output more simple for easy grepping

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