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how to do these 2 one-liners ?

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Christian MICHON <christian.michon@gmail.com>
Date
Mar 19, 2007, 22:25 UTC
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<46d6db660703191525w613b02e1nae0f30efaca3b269@mail.gmail.com>
Hi list,

in order to code a gvim plugin for git (I started something), I now miss 2 one-liners, and I hope experts around this list will find it easy to answer (for the sake of this plugin)

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1) how do I check the status of a single file ? ( the file is already
added in the index)

I usually use git-status here, but for single files that need update, there should be a faster way.

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2) how do I find in historical reverse order all the commits a
certain file belongs to since the origin ?

I usually do: git-log <file> | grep ^commit I would like to avoid piping here...

I may need more than these 2 one-liners, if they're doable. I'll post something soon :) Thanks in advance!

-- 
Christian
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