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The grep in git bash for Windows does not support the -o option. grep -o plays a pretty big part in the (staged|conflicted|unstaged|untracked)_status, which means that, on Windows, using git-radar results in the following message repeated about 20 times.
grep: invalid option -- o
Usage: grep [OPTION]... PATTERN [FILE]...
Try `grep --help' for more information.
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looks like these guys had a similar problem here. That link will take you to a comment that says that possibly upgrading grep to a newer version may solve the problem...
Alternatively, it is possible that maybe we can use sed instead, assuming that git bash has support for sed.
The
grep
in git bash for Windows does not support the-o
option.grep -o
plays a pretty big part in the(staged|conflicted|unstaged|untracked)_status
, which means that, on Windows, using git-radar results in the following message repeated about 20 times.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: