Issue
The README says that git-scope identifies which repos are ahead/behind remote branches. Based on this, I expected to see ahead/behind information for each repo (or some way to view).
However, actual behavior is that only clean/dirty status is shown, and there doesn't appear to be any indication of if the repo is ahead/behind.
Example:
git status on repos shows:
repo a (1 commit behind)
repo b (7 commits behind)
However, git-scope shows all of these repos as 'clean'. This is technically correct (no local modifications), but I can't identify which repos need pulling.
Already did minimal testing of rerunning git scope scan + refresh/restart.
Question
Is this an intended feature/is the feature currently supported?
Screenshots of git-scope vs. VSCode tracking
Environment
macOS 26.5.1, git-scope 1.3.1, Warp (zsh), reproduced in Terminal.app
Issue
The README says that git-scope identifies which repos are ahead/behind remote branches. Based on this, I expected to see ahead/behind information for each repo (or some way to view).
However, actual behavior is that only clean/dirty status is shown, and there doesn't appear to be any indication of if the repo is ahead/behind.
Example:
git status on repos shows:
repo a (1 commit behind)
repo b (7 commits behind)
However, git-scope shows all of these repos as 'clean'. This is technically correct (no local modifications), but I can't identify which repos need pulling.
Already did minimal testing of rerunning git scope scan + refresh/restart.
Question
Is this an intended feature/is the feature currently supported?
Screenshots of git-scope vs. VSCode tracking
Environment
macOS 26.5.1, git-scope 1.3.1, Warp (zsh), reproduced in Terminal.app