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Hi there! I wanted to ask if there's a solution to the following issue I sometimes face when working with large monorepos using Fugitive
Before using Fugitive, I would use the plain command line or an IDE viewer when working with git. In those cases, "git status" would show me the changed files relative to my current working directory. However, when using the :Git<CR> command in Fugitive to view the summary, the paths are shown relative to the root of the git repository, which can cause problems when using it in vertical splits (paths are too long)
Is there a way to make Fugitive prefer the current working directory relative paths when displaying the summary?
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Hi there! I wanted to ask if there's a solution to the following issue I sometimes face when working with large monorepos using Fugitive
Before using Fugitive, I would use the plain command line or an IDE viewer when working with git. In those cases, "git status" would show me the changed files relative to my current working directory. However, when using the
:Git<CR>
command in Fugitive to view the summary, the paths are shown relative to the root of the git repository, which can cause problems when using it in vertical splits (paths are too long)Is there a way to make Fugitive prefer the current working directory relative paths when displaying the summary?
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