list
Prints the canonical and every clone beside it, with each one's branch, how many uncommitted changes it holds and how many commits it has that its upstream does not.
gitto listPrints the canonical and every clone beside it, with each one's branch, how many uncommitted changes it holds and how many commits it has that its upstream does not.
$ gitto list
canonical storefront main
storefront-auth-fix auth-fix dirty=0 unpushed=0
storefront-search feat/search-ranking dirty=3 unpushed=2The two counts are what remove reads, so this is the list of what you would
lose.
new
Copies the canonical into `<canonical>-<name>` beside it, puts the copy on a branch called `<name>`, and prints the path.
doctor
Reports what still points outside a clone: symlinks into the canonical, absolute hook paths, submodule git directories that escaped, and worktrees the clone hosts for someone else.