I have this alias in my .gitconfig:
review = "!f() { for rev in $(git rev-list --reverse \"$@\"); do
git show $rev; done; }; f"
I use it after I "git pull" to see what changed, e.g.:
git review 49ea7b8..e1ef3c1
But sometimes I find that I want to do that for other things too, so I
have these hacks:
review-grep = "!f() { for rev in $(git log --reverse
--pretty=format:%H --grep=\"$@\"); do git show $rev; done; }; f"
review-file = "!f() { for rev in $(git log --reverse
--pretty=format:%H \"$@\"); do git show $rev; done; }; f"
But just now I wanted to use -S instead of grep, but adding aliases
like this is a bit silly.
Maybe we should have something like:
git log --for-each=less a..b
To call "less" for each commit, what do you think?
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