Hello,
with the latest version of git from right now (e986ceb):
While trying to get a reverse list of commit ids, I noticed that git log
prints newlines between commits, but not at the end. This results in two
joined lines with:
$ git log --pretty=format:%h HEAD^^..HEAD | tac
aab3b9a7d4e3a7
e986ceb
Any chance of getting this fixed?
Thanks,
Andreas
Andreas Gruenbacher, 18.03.2009:
Hello,
with the latest version of git from right now (e986ceb):
While trying to get a reverse list of commit ids, I noticed that git log
prints newlines between commits, but not at the end. This results in two
joined lines with:
$ git log --pretty=format:%h HEAD^^..HEAD | tac
aab3b9a7d4e3a7
e986ceb
Any chance of getting this fixed?
Use tformat instead of format. Or better for a script use
$ git rev-list HEAD^^..HEAD
But somehow --abbrev or --abbrev-commit don't work. Am I doing
something wrong?
Markus
On Wednesday, 18 March 2009 22:56:43 Markus Heidelberg wrote:
Use tformat instead of format.
Hmm ... didn't know that, thanks. Now I wonder why anyone would ever want
format instead of tformat ;)
Or better for a script use
$ git rev-list HEAD^^..HEAD
Much better, thanks.
Andreas