I'm using git log --follow -p <filename> to list all the commits
affecting a certain file. My problem is that git log --follow --topo-
order returns fewer commits than git log --follow --date-order (or
default). The docs for git log and git-rev-list don't seem to indicate
whay this is happening.
The repo I'm working with is http://github.com/bloopletech/keycontrol/tree/master
and the file is original/C/kc.c on the master branch; I'm using git
v1.6.4.2
Am I misunderstanding what's going on here? --topo-order is kind of
doing that I want since it's generating a nice series of commits that
diff against each other nicely, whereas running without topo-order is
returning the commits in a sequence which means thay don't properly
diff against each other. I like the results I'm getting from --topo-
order, but I need results in date order, which is not assured AFAIK
with topo-order.
If someone could enlighten me as to what's going on, thanks!
-Brenton Fletcher
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