Simple fix for issue #6 that fixes the crash when git-status --porcelain outputs nothing #7
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empty git status --procelain output doesn't crash prompt-vcs any longer
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Thanks for the PR! I'm sorry I didn't handle this earlier in the week. Everything looks great. I'm using tabs instead of spaces for indentation, but I'll just fix that up post-merge. I really appreciate the help! |
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Simple fix for issue #6 that fixes the crash when git-status --porcelain outputs nothing
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git status --procelainoutput doesn't crash prompt-vcs any longer with this simple fix.Let me know if I should change anything in this pull request (code, style, or otherwise). Thanks.
Disclaimer: first time using this pull request feature, so I have no real clue how things are supposed to be done or how everything here works.