Time based git logging
Written by Stefan Judis
- Published at
- Updated at
- Reading time
- 1min
This post is part of my Today I learned series in which I share all my web development learnings.
You can log entries in a specific timeframe. Perfect to check commits for the daily stand up.
$ git log --since="yesterday"
$ git log --since="last month"
Edited: it turns out that the parameters --after and --before are also possible.
$ git log --after="2018-06-30" --before="2018-07-03"
If you enjoyed this article...
Join 5.5k readers and learn something new every week with Web Weekly.
Reply to this post and share your thoughts via good old email.
Frontend nerd with over ten years of experience, freelance dev, "Today I Learned" blogger, conference speaker, and Open Source maintainer.