-e ¶ definition: 'The next parameter is the pattern.'

git grep —all-match ¶ definition: 'Return matches that match all given requirements (instead of any).'

git grep -c ¶ definition: 'Show count of matches rather than matches.'

git grep -F ¶ definition: 'Don’t interpret pattern as a regex.'
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git grep -i ¶ definition: 'Ignore case differences between the patterns and the files.'
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git grep -I ¶ definition: 'Ignore pattern in binary files.'

git grep —name-only ¶ definition: 'Return only names of matching files.'

git grep -O vi ¶ definition: 'Open matching files in vi.'
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git grep -w ¶ definition: 'Match the pattern only at word boundary.'
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git grep -W ¶ definition: 'Function context: Show the whole function in which the match was found.'
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