How to use the gita.utils.Color.red function in gita

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github nosarthur / gita / gita / utils.py View on Github external
"""
    Return terminal color string for a repo
    """
    diff_returncode = run_quiet_diff(['@{u}', '@{0}'])
    has_no_remote = diff_returncode == 128
    has_no_diff = diff_returncode == 0
    if has_no_remote:
        return Color.white
    elif has_no_diff:
        return Color.green
    else:
        common_commit = get_common_commit()
        outdated = run_quiet_diff(['@{u}', common_commit])
        if outdated:
            diverged = run_quiet_diff(['@{0}', common_commit])
            return Color.red if diverged else Color.yellow
        else:  # local is ahead of remote
            return Color.purple