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Use author rather than commiter #90
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I too prefer to use |
You should be able to pass the format options to the GV command (escape spaces):
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Hi there,
I was comparing the results of my pretty git log alias command and the one of GV and I noticed, in case of a topic branch on which I performed a rebase, than the dates were not equivalent.
I'm using
%ad
in my alias, which is theAuthor date
field while GV uses%cd
, akaCommiter Date
.I was perusing my history to solve a deployment issue by pinpointing the end of a specific phase of work I had been doing on a feature before it was deployed for testing.
I realize that this is mostly the result of me not mastering the workflow, albeit peculiar to me, of this project. Still, since I'm often rebasing to present a work as neat as possible for pair review, the
Committer date
is not the information I'm interested in.What are your thoughts on this ? Would you be strongly opposed to changing the format from
Commiter date
toAuthor date
?Thanks for your time !
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