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NAMEgit-standup - Recall the commit historySYNOPSISgit-standup [-a author] [-m depth] [-d days ago] [-D date format] [-g] [-L] [-f] [-B] [-n number of commits]git-standup -h DESCRIPTIONRecall what you did on the last working day ..or be nosy and find what someone else did.OPTIONS-a authorThe author of commits. Use "all" means specifying "all authors". Defaults to $(git config user.name). -m depth The depth of recursive directory search. Defaults to 1. -L Enable the inclusion of symbolic links in recursive directory search. -d 1 The start of commit history. Defaults to 1, means "1 days ago". -D relative The date format displayed in commit history. Defaults to "relative". -h Display help message. -g Display if commit is GPG signed (G) or not (N) in commit message. -f Fetch the latest commits before showing commit history. The former version of git standup accepted <author> <since> <until> as options. This interface is deprecated now, and please avoid to use it! -B Display the commits in branch groups. -n number-of-commits Limit the number of commits displayed per group. By default, the limitation is applied in the repository level. For example, if you have 3 repositories under the current directory, git standup ... -n 1 will show you 3 commits at most. When -B is specific, the limitation is applied in the branch level. For instance, if each of your 3 repositories have 2 branches, git standup ... -B -n 1 will display 6 commits at most. EXAMPLESThis shows your commits since yesterday:
This shows the author´s commits since last week:
If current directory is not a git repo, git-standup will fetch data from all top-level git repos under it:
By specifying the -B option, git-standuo will group the commits in branches:
Note that the same commit can be seen in different branches. AUTHOROriginally from https://github.com/kamranahmedse/git-standupREPORTING BUGS<https://github.com/tj/git-extras/issues>SEE ALSO<https://github.com/tj/git-extras>
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