"git status" without untracked files
When having several untracked files within your git local repository, "git status" outputs a big chunk of lines.
After you have added the files you want to commit, those lines are irrelevant. Get rid of those lines with -uno parameter, do it in the following way:
git status -uno
"-uno" comes from "--untracked-files=no"
Don't worry about untracked files, they won't be deleted. They are only hidden from "git status" output.
Written by Islam Wazery
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