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Fakerr / git-recall

An interactive way to peruse your git history from the terminal
MIT License
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git recall for all users not working as expected #4

Closed samaursa closed 7 years ago

samaursa commented 7 years ago

I expect git recall -a "all" to display what is shown in the gif. However, all I get is:

`The contributor ".*" did nothing during this period.

Fakerr commented 7 years ago

It means that during the last 24 hours, nothing happened. Try with the -d option. Something like this: git recall -a "all" -d 10. to see for example the commits for the last 10 days. I'll push a fix for the message to make it more clear. Thanks.

samaursa commented 7 years ago

Great. Yes a clearer message would work very well. Also, I think the default behavior, if number of days is not specified, is to show n number of commits. This can then replace git log -n 10 for me.

Fakerr commented 7 years ago

Like the idea :+1: , I'll work on it. Thanks :)