A "no" depth option

[peter-lyons-kehl]

Thank you for mgitstatus Ferry.

Could you consider a "no depth" option? Beneficial when passing all repository names that the user wants to check.

Furthermore, there are use cases when the user may get noise even from -d 1 and the user would like "no depth." My recent use case:

• a development environment-only workspace repo (not producing any code/software itself): camigo-workspace. It exists to speed up code navigation & make it easier to run (Rust) compile checks/tests for multiple related "neighbor" repos.
• that workspace repo has symlinks to the "neighbor" repos, like camigo -> ../camigo.
• when I run mgitstatus -e -d 1 camigo*, it reports the same repositories twice (once under the current directory, and once as symlinked through my workspace repo).

Thank you in advance for considering.

UPDATE: I've realized that I could run mgitstatus -e camigo-workspace. But that works only in this instance (because all other repos that I'm interested in are symlinked from under camigo-workspace/). So that is not a general solution.

[fboender]

I've implemented a --no-depth option that doesn't recurse into subdirectories at all:

 $ ls -l testtest/multi-git-status
lrwxrwxrwx 1 fboender fboender 20 May  1 09:29 testtest/multi-git-status -> ../multi-git-status/

$ mgitstatus --no-depth testtest
testtest: Uncommitted changes Untracked files 

$ mgitstatus --no-depth testtest/multi-git-status
testtest/multi-git-status: ok 

I think this is what you want?

[peter-lyons-kehl]

Wow. Yes yes. Thank you Ferry.