git-standup - Recall the commit history

       Originally from https://github.com/kamranahmedse/git-standup

       Recall what you did on the last working day ..or be nosy and find what someone else did.

       This shows your commits since yesterday:

           $ git standup

           a26d1f9 - add profile hook (69 minutes ago) <spacewander>

       This shows the author's commits since last week:

           $ git standup -a spacewander -d 7

           a26d1f9 - add profile hook (70 minutes ago) <spacewander>
           4e19859 - fix getTotalSize return value error (6 days ago) <spacewander>
           36da84e - fix rename over bound (7 days ago) <spacewander>
           8e4182a - add watermark.png (7 days ago) <spacewander>
           46fef1d - use tinyXML to configure (7 days ago) <spacewander>

       If current directory is not a git repo, git-standup will fetch data from all top-level  git  repos  under
       it:

           $ cd ..
           $ git standup -a spacewander -d 7

           someProject/
           4e19859 - fix getTotalSize return value error (6 days ago) <spacewander>
           36da84e - fix rename over bound (7 days ago) <spacewander>
           8e4182a - add watermark.png (7 days ago) <spacewander>
           46fef1d - use tinyXML to configure (7 days ago) <spacewander>

       By specifying the -B option, git-standuo will group the commits in branches:

           $ git standup -B -a spacewander -d 7

           git-summary-cleanup
           f788c78 - git-summary: clean up other shellcheck warnings (23 hours ago) <spacewander>
           3e8c3ab - git-summary: fix incorrect active days when commits range is given (23 hours ago) <spacewander>
           ff991ac - git-summary: remove useless result function. (23 hours ago) <spacewander>
           203f5b4 - git-summary: add --dedup-by-email to remove duplicate users (5 days ago) <spacewander>

           master
           203f5b4 - git-summary: add --dedup-by-email to remove duplicate users (5 days ago) <spacewander>

       Note that the same commit can be seen in different branches.

       You can configure a implicit -w weekstart-weekend, which is superseded if  -w  or  -d  is  given  on  the
       command  line.  Note  that the weekstart-weekend must be specified, they don't have any default values as
       the -w flag has.

           $ git config --global git-extras.standup.implicit-week "Mon-Fri"

git-standup - Recall the commit history

       -a author

       The author of commits. Use "all" means specifying "all authors". Defaults to $(gitconfiguser.name).

       -m depth

       The depth of recursive directory search. Defaults to 1.

       -L

       Enable the inclusion of symbolic links in recursive directory search.

       -d days-ago

       The start of commit history. Defaults to 1, means "1 days ago".

       -w weekstart-weekend

       Limit  the search range to weekdays. If weekstart and/or weekend are missing they default to Mon and Fri.
       If the current day is weekstart, commits made on weekend will be included. I.e. calling gitstandup-w-
       on a Monday will include commits made on the last Friday.

       -D relative

       The date format displayed in commit history. Defaults to "relative".

       -h

       Display help message.

       -f

       Fetch the latest commits before showing commit history.

       The  former  version  of  gitstandup  accepted  <author><since><until> as options. This interface is
       deprecated now, and please avoid to use it!

       -B

       Display the commits in branch groups.

       -n number-of-commits

       Limit the number of commits displayed per group. By default, the limitation is applied in the  repository
       level.  For  example,  if  you have 3 repositories under the current directory, gitstandup...-n1 will
       show you 3 commits at most. When -B is specific, the limitation is  applied  in  the  branch  level.  For
       instance,  if each of your 3 repositories have 2 branches, gitstandup...-B-n1 will display 6 commits
       at most.

       -F gpg|authordate

       Change how the commits are formatted. Takes an argument, can be specified multiple times.

       •   -Fgpg: Display if commit is GPG signed (G) or not (N).

       •   -Fauthordate: Print the author date instead of the commit date.

       <https://github.com/tj/git-extras/issues>

       <https://github.com/tj/git-extras>

                                                  October 2024                                    GIT-STANDUP(1)

git-standup [-a author] [-w weekstart-weekend|-d days-ago] [-m depth] [-D date format] [-L] [-f] [-B] [-n
       number of commits] [-F gpg|authordate]
       git-standup -h