>> This patch uses "git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree" to determine
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>> whether a "--work-tree=.." should be added to the "git diff".
>
> I think it makes more sense to just drop the work tree stuff from
> the prompt if we aren't inside the work tree anymore.  Meaning,
> we should behave as though bash.showDirtyState is false.

I see.

At first, it seemed like it would be useful to know if the working 
directory was dirty even when you're within .git. However, I guess 
that's problematic when your working tree is in some completely 
unpredictable location. It's probably a bad idea to assume that work-tree=..

So you're right... there's a logical problem with having showDirtyState 
turned on when within .git. It should be disabled there.

So I'll check for "git rev-parse --is-inside-git-dir" and disable 
showDirtyState appropriately.

--Ted

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