Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
git log
git shortlog
git ls-files
du
wc
uniq
grep
As we already know, the command:
$ git log --pretty=oneline
prints the list of all revisions in a simplified form, where every revision occupies one
line. Piping the list to
wc -l
:
$ git log --pretty=oneline | wc -l
we get the number of revisions.
The
git shortlog
command presents the information about commits grouped
by authors. Without any parameters, its output has the form:
Adam Coulombe (1):
Fix #13150, ...
Adam J. Sontag (7):
.closest() should
Add a comment expl
Add a comment to e
Add link to chrome
shorten the SHA
Fix tabs vs spaces
Revert grunt, grun
...
The above list contains all the developers and their revisions. The parameter
-s
prints only the number of revisions and developer's name:
