Examples of using Git log in English and their translations into Dutch
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All the script does is get the latest commit date from the git log command, stick that into any$Date$ strings it sees in stdin,
Note how this commit template reminds the committer to keep the subject line short(for the sake of git log--oneline output),
Those are only some simple output-formatting options to git log- there are many more.
most of which are passed through to the underlying git log action.
Use a more benign looking +0000 instead and let"git log" going in such a case, instead of aborting.
For example, you can get the same results as in the previous example by typing git log origin/master….
You can also get this from the git log for any merge to see how something was resolved after the fact.
In Options to limit the output of git log we will list these
This is basically the git log command, but by default it prints out only the SHA-1 values
your current branch is tracking origin/master, the commits listed by git log origin/master….
Additionally, you can configure git log to check any signatures it finds
You can also get this from the git log for any merge after the fact to see how something was resolved after the fact.
where we show normal usage to and how to use git log-g to view the same information with git log output.
Git log refA refB^refC$ git log refA refB--not refC This makes for a very powerful revision query system that should help you figure out what is in your branches.
You can pretty easily see what files have been modified in a single commit with the--name-only option to the git log command mentioned briefly in Git Basics.
Oddly enough, you have a real Git history now that you can view with the git log command, if you run it on the last commit SHA-1.
For example, running a git log at 09:00 on your computer with your timezone currently 3 hours ahead of UTC,
In addition to output-formatting options, git log takes a number of useful limiting options- that is,
You can pretty easily see what files have been modified in a single commit with the--name-only option to the git log command mentioned briefly in Chapter 2.
The git log command has a number of powerful tools for finding specific commits by the content of their messages