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The internets recommend git ls-files -v to look for files that were marked as skip-worktree.

Documentation for -v flag of git-ls-files says it's similar to -t flag which is "semi-deprecated".

Is there a non-deprecated (and/or scriptable) way of looking for skip-worktree files?

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  • But it isn't -t. Why are you assuming that it's also marked as semi-deprecated? – Arafangion Feb 19 '13 at 00:35
  • -t is semi-deprecated because there are almost always superior alternatives for scripting purposes as well as more user-friendly alternatives. The only difference between -t and -v is lowercase letters for assume unchanged. However, neither superior alternatives for scripting purposes, nor user-friendly alternatives for that are listed. – user907059 Feb 19 '13 at 21:25

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