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If I run a command in a subshell, I can collect the stdout into a variable, such as:

var=$(echo 'hello world')

echo $var

Will print 'hello world' as expected.

If I add colour and a new line, this too is ok:

var=$(echo "Text in ne[34mBlue")

echo -e $var

Prints "Text in Blue" with the word 'Blue' coloured and on the next line as expected.

However if I try this with git output, such as

var=$(git status)

echo $var

It loses all the newlines and colouring.

How can I capture the output of a git command and print it later on, while preserving formatting and colouring in bash?

bash io-redirection git

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If I run a command in a subshell, I can collect the stdout into a variable, such as:

var=$(echo 'hello world')

echo $var

Will print 'hello world' as expected.

If I add colour and a new line, this too is ok:

var=$(echo "Text in ne[34mBlue")

echo -e $var

Prints "Text in Blue" with the word 'Blue' coloured and on the next line as expected.

However if I try this with git output, such as

var=$(git status)

echo $var

It loses all the newlines and colouring.

How can I capture the output of a git command and print it later on, while preserving formatting and colouring in bash?

bash io-redirection git

share|improve this question

asked 22 mins ago

AlexAlex

1901311

add a comment | 

If I run a command in a subshell, I can collect the stdout into a variable, such as:

var=$(echo 'hello world')

echo $var

Will print 'hello world' as expected.

If I add colour and a new line, this too is ok:

var=$(echo "Text in ne[34mBlue")

echo -e $var

Prints "Text in Blue" with the word 'Blue' coloured and on the next line as expected.

However if I try this with git output, such as

var=$(git status)

echo $var

It loses all the newlines and colouring.

How can I capture the output of a git command and print it later on, while preserving formatting and colouring in bash?

bash io-redirection git

share|improve this question

asked 22 mins ago

AlexAlex

1901311

var=$(echo 'hello world')

echo $var

var=$(echo "Text in ne[34mBlue")

echo -e $var

var=$(git status)

echo $var

share|improve this question

asked 22 mins ago

AlexAlex

1901311

share|improve this question

asked 22 mins ago

AlexAlex

1901311

asked 22 mins ago

AlexAlex

1901311

asked 22 mins ago

AlexAlex

1901311