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| snippets [2018/03/14 16:19] – added long git config paragraphs ojdo | snippets [2018/09/25 20:22] – [Aliases] ojdo |
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| date = format:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M | date = format:%Y-%m-%d %H:%M |
| graphColors = 20,120,220,21,121,2 | graphColors = 20,120,220,21,121 |
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| [push] | [push] |
| ==== Aliases ==== | ==== Aliases ==== |
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| My main workhorse in day-to-day work is the ''lg'' (log graph) command, allowing for a quick overview on latest changes with ''git lg --all'' after a fetch. In case I want briefer output for a linear slice of commits, I use ''ls'' short (no graph). If I want to additionally see the changed files, ''ll'' (log long) can be used. Meta-alias ''al'' (alias list) does exactly that. | My main workhorse in day-to-day work is the ''lg'' (log graph) command, allowing for a quick overview on latest changes with ''git lg %%--%%all'' after a fetch. In case I want briefer output for a linear slice of commits, I use ''ls'' short (no graph). If I want to additionally see the changed files, ''ll'' (log long) can be used. Meta-alias ''al'' (alias list) does exactly that. |
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| Saying ''git dc'' instead of ''git diff --cached'' for a commit preview is very nice. I hardly remember the ''git d'' instead of ''git diff'', though. But then, typing that out does not hurt too much. Newcomer: ''bl'' (branch list) lists all local branches, together with its latest commit. It's designed to look similar to the output of ''lg''. I might extend it to output remotes in red; it already can list them by calling ''git bl refs/remotes''. | Saying ''git dc'' instead of ''git diff %%--%%cached'' for a commit preview is very nice. I hardly remember the ''git d'' instead of ''git diff'', though. But then, typing that out does not hurt too much. Newcomer: ''bl'' (branch list) lists all local branches, together with its latest commit. It's designed to look similar to the output of ''lg''. I might extend it to output remotes in red; it already can list them by calling ''git bl refs/remotes''. |
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| The ''nl'' (name list) lists all commit authors for the current state (HEAD). The optional argument allows to specify a directory or file, by default it operates on the current working directory (''.''). Quite useful to quickly determine the contributors for a particular component. | The ''nl'' (name list) lists all commit authors for the current state (HEAD). The optional argument allows to specify a directory or file, by default it operates on the current working directory (''.''). Quite useful to quickly determine the contributors for a particular component. |
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| ==== log ==== | ==== log ==== |
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| | My preferred ISO-inspired default date format, but without the unneeded precision of seconds. Date and time are split by a space, not the standard ''T'' which makes ''20010214T2359'' easier to parse, but harder to read. The graphColors allow to specify which of the (typically) 256 terminal colours are used to differentiate between different branches. Here I recommend using much more than the (randomly) chosen 5 values I have shown here. |
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