The installation of GitLab: self-managed or.The version of GitLab: For example, 15.8 or 16.0.The edition of GitLab: Community Edition or Enterprise Edition.The feature flags available to you depend on: Count by milestone Available feature flags.GitLab Community Edition and Enterprise Edition.These flags determine the availability of each feature.įor self-managed instances, GitLab administrators can change the state of the flag. The following feature flags exist in GitLab. However, if you change your defaults (by, e.g., setting status.showUntrackedFiles to no), -u will make git status display untracked files, i.e., override your modified default.Feature flag documentation warnings were introduced in GitLab 13.4.

Normally, -u (aka -unormal) has no effect on git status. No changes added to commit (use 'git add' and/or 'git commit -a')

The additional verbosity with all simply takes the form of enumerating every file within an untracked directory: $ git status So normal is the default, while no suppresses them entirely. Omitting the additional word means the same as using -unormal (or -untracked-files=normal). normal: show untracked files and directories.The -u or -untracked-files= flag to git status takes an additional parameter that is one of three values:

Git status flags