Closed maxferrario closed 10 years ago
It's using git rev-list --count HEAD
to count the number of commits in the repository. From your output it doesn't seem your git have that option for rev-list. Which version does it say you are running if you run git --version
?
git version is 1.7.1: should I upgrade/downgrade it?
Okay thank you. Looking at the documentation for git rev-list in 1.7.1 it does not have the --count
option. Looking at the documentation for git rev-list in 1.7.2, it's there. So it was first introduced in 1.7.2
.
I'll try to add backwards compability for it, but I also need to make sure that nothing else breaks in 1.7.1
. If it does I'll add 1.7.2
as a requirement.
OK, thanks. I'll try to upgreade do 1.7.2 then.
Hi, I just installed the software and I'm getting this error:
I am not a git expert, so even if I found the lines in git-pretty-stats that call the "git rev-list" command, I have no idea what I could do to fix it...
Thanks, Massimo