-m flag for Directory depth is not working

[zeke]

It seems the -m flag is not working. Maybe because my home directory is itself a git repo?

~
❯ git standup -m 3
Seems like Zeke Sikelianos did nothing!

~
❯ cd zeke 

~/zeke
❯ git standup
/Users/zeke/zeke/count-array-values
a3f45c8 - more node 0.10 backporting (12 hours ago) <Zeke Sikelianos>
fff3927 - node 0.10 :sigh: (12 hours ago) <Zeke Sikelianos>
e8a9be8 - use var (12 hours ago) <Zeke Sikelianos>
88863a3 - add travis (12 hours ago) <Zeke Sikelianos>
8611c1a - it's alive (12 hours ago) <Zeke Sikelianos>
/Users/zeke/zeke/electron-universe
043e2b6 - stuff (22 hours ago) <Zeke Sikelianos>
/Users/zeke/zeke/nice-package
c07f909 - 1.2.1 (21 minutes ago) <Zeke Sikelianos>

[jonnymaceachern]

In my case, there was a git repo initialized in the root directory that contained all my projects (the directory I was running git standup from). Removing that repo solved this issue.

[nilbuild]

@zeke this has been fixed in the latest release.

I am sorry that it took me 3 years to revisit this issue. git-standup stops on the first occurrence of the git repository. You can now use -F flag to force the recursion to the given depth:

git standup -m 3 -F

[zeke]

Thanks for the followup! ✨