I am trying to get a bash array of all the unstaged modifications of files in a directory (using Git). The following code works to print out all the modified files in a directory:

```
git -C $dir/.. status --porcelain | grep "^.\w" | cut -c 4-

```

This prints

```
"Directory Name/File B.txt"
"File A.txt"

```

---

I tried using

```
arr1=($(git status --porcelain | grep "^.\w" | cut -c 4-))

```

but then

```
for a in "${arr1[@]}"; do echo "$a"; done

```

(both with and without the quotes around `${arr1[@]}` prints

```
"Directory
Name/File
B.txt"
"File
A.txt"

```

---

I also tried 

```
git -C $dir/.. status --porcelain | grep "^.\w" | cut -c 4- | readarray arr2

```

but then

```
for a in "${arr2[@]}"; do echo "$a"; done

```

(both with and without the quotes around `${arr2[@]}`) prints nothing. Using `declare -a arr2` beforehand does absolutely nothing either.

---

My question is this: How can I read in these values into an array? (This is being used for my argos plugin [gitbar](https://github.com/arjvik/gitbar), in case it matters, so you can see all my code).