Re: git log filtering
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Don Zickus <dzickus@gmail.com>
- Date
- Feb 7, 2007, 18:19 UTC
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> - "git log" can itself do a lot of filtering. Both on date, on revisions, > on "modifies files/directories X, Y and Z" _and_ on strings. > > See "man git-rev-list" for more (it doesn't apply to just "git log", it > applies to just about any revision listing, including gitk etc) > > For example, > > git log [--author=pattern] [--committer=pattern] [--grep=pattern] > > will likely do exactly what you want. You can do > > git log --grep="Signed-off-by:.*akpm" > > on the kernel archive to see which ones were signed off by Andrew.
Cool. The hidden little options. :-) This is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.
I didn't see these options in the man pages. Might be worth putting in there??
Cheers, Don