Oliver Newman

Good idea, I just tested it out. Removing `ignore = all` from an entry in `.gitmodules` corresponding to a dirty submodule and committing the change causes `gitstatusd` to indicate that...

> I don't know. What I do know is that the line this PR is deleting was put there for a reason and presently we don't know what this reason...

> > One of my coworkers just found that `gitstatusd` is always passing `--ignore-submodules=dirty`: > > https://github.com/romkatv/powerlevel10k/blob/58f5470cd98343581853dafe2a99430c0a6975e5/gitstatus/src/repo.cc#L280 > > Do you believe this explains something? Yes, we're admittedly in a...

Thanks! Here's a fix: #357 I built and tested locally and confirmed that it works.

I can't find any workaround other than patching #357 into my local powerlevel10k checkout and building gitstatus manually, which is not too difficult, and probably good enough. However, this does...