Add 'tracked' context to git-info #1664
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* add :prezto:module:git:info:tracked (%t) to format dirty tracked file count
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Motivation
Knowing when the working tree is dirty is useful, but when the only dirty files are untracked, the tree could be considered 'cleaner' than if tracked files had changed, because you are still able to perform a
git rebaseorgit pull, or change branches freely. This information could be useful to know at a glance, so it would be good to be able to display the number of changes to tracked files in the prompt.Proposed Changes
Add a 'tracked' context to
git-infocorresponding to the number of tracked files which are 'dirty'.