Jeff King <peff@xxxxxxxx> writes:
>> git grep --all-match -e Junio -e Dscho
>
> That one is a little harder (though it is not something I do very often,
> and I had to actually read the docs to find what --all-match does):
>
> grep Junio `grep -l Dscho *`
>
> which of course has problems with exotic filenames.
Also it doesn't find lines that match Dscho in the result ;-)
Realistically, this most often is used when grepping in the log, e.g.
git log --all-match --author=peff --grep=test
I actually wish "log" to somehow default to --all-match mode at least when
using the --author option. "Change by Jeff, or about test by anybody" is
rarely what I would want to look for.
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