Closed midenok closed 3 years ago
--recurse
is not on by default, but when HEAD
is the argument then you are doing dependency analysis on the entire history, not just HEAD
. The way to do the latter is:
git deps HEAD^!
Since you already found this in #82, and there is #67 filed to improve the UX, I'll close this.
Please take into account it was not user-friendly: ^C didn't work.
I did: fixed ^C in #94.
I run
And get two columns of output which according to documentation corresponds to
--recurse
mode. The command continues endlessly with no means to stop (^C doesn't work, I exit via ^Z, kill %1). How to break it? How to specify maximum depth?