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I ran into the same thing. It falls through the bottom of the script and exits with exit code 0.
It's because of this part:
## Show the detail only if it is a git repository
if [[ -d ".git" || -f ".git" ]] ; then

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I believe I have a solution for this. If possible, I'd like to mess with it over the weekend and see if I can come up with a PR.

EDIT: I've implemented my solution locally and tested it with most of the flags, and it works with all of them. I'll continue testing, but any info on the preferred method to submit a PR would be great.

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@dgarrick great! push the change to your local forked git-standup, then make a PR to this upstream repo. nice job

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@jb08 I considered doing so, but it seems that there are a lot of good PR's just sitting around in this repo. I would still need to clean up my changes before submitting, so I don't feel particularly motivated to do so.

This is by no means a knock against the maintainer/author -- this repo became very popular, especially for a small command-line utility, and I can imagine it would be hard to manage.

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Hey @dgarrick, sorry, I understand your concern!

Actually, I am not getting much time these days. Will try to clean up the PRs by this coming weekend. Thanks for the reminder :)

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@kamranahmedse no worries! Thanks for putting this tool out in the open. I'll try to submit my PR once I get a little time as well 👍

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Fixed in #86. Thanks guys

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