📂 Item status indicators

Each repository card shows icons and badges reflecting its state:

General Icons

📌 (or [P]) — Pinned repository.
★ (or *) — Starred / favorite repository.
● git (or G clean) — Clean Git repository.
○ dir (or o dir) — Directory exists but is not a git repository.
✕ missing (or x missing) — Path does not exist or is not a directory.

Compact Status Suffixes

For git repositories, the status indicator shows compact counts for any non-zero values:

Suffix	Meaning	Colour
`N+`	N files staged for commit	Cyan
`N!`	N files modified but not staged	Yellow
`N?`	N untracked files	Muted
`N✕`	N conflicted files	Red / Danger
`N↑`	N commits ahead of upstream (needs push)	Bold Green
`N↓`	N commits behind upstream (needs pull/fetch)	Bold Yellow

When all counts are zero, the indicator shows ● clean. Press ? or h at any time to see the legend inside the app.

⚠ Staging Divergence (`⚠ PARTIAL`)

When a repository has both staged changes and unstaged changes (modified or untracked) coexisting simultaneously, Gitwig will display a yellow ⚠ PARTIAL warning badge next to the repository name on its card.

Active Repository State Badges

When a repository has an active Git operation or special state, Gitwig displays a colored status badge:

✓ CLEAN — No active Git state/operation.
⚠ MERGE — Active Merge session (contains conflicts).
🚧 REBASE — Active Interactive/Normal Rebase.
⚡ CHERRY — Active Cherry-pick operation.
⚡ REVERT — Active Revert operation.
🔍 BISECT — Active Bisect session.
📬 APPLY — Applying patches (mailbox).

Git LFS Badges (`[LFS]`)

Files tracked by Git LFS will display a blue [LFS] badge next to their names in:

Staged / Unstaged / Conflicts file panels (Workspace tab).
Changed files lists (Commit Details / Inspect window).
Repository Files Tree list (Files tab).
Stashed Files list (Stashes tab).

Global Summary Header Bar

The high-level dashboard stats at the top of the homepage show:

repos: Total number of configured repositories. If stale projects are hidden via configuration (show_stale_projects), the dashboard shows <visible>/<total> repositories, indicating how many are hidden due to being stale.
dirty: Repositories with uncommitted/unstaged changes.
ahead: Repositories with local commits ahead of their remote tracking branch.
stale: Repositories where the last commit is older than the configured threshold (default is 1 month; configurable via stale_threshold_months in settings).

Auto-Refresh & Manual Refresh

Items support ~ and ~/... expansion, so ~/code/gitwig resolves to your home directory.

Gitwig automatically refreshes all repository statuses in the background every 10 seconds using non-blocking background threads, ensuring the home dashboard is always live and up-to-date. You can also press R to manually refresh the selected item's status immediately (e.g. after running a git command externally); the status bar briefly flashes Refreshed to confirm.