On 09/11/10 17:56, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason wrote:
>>> 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
> I just like the UI of having each commit "pop up" where I can either
> page up/down within the commit, or dismiss it with "q" and go to the
> next one.
Something like
$ LESS="$LESS +/^commit " git whatchanged -p --reverse ORIG_HEAD..
will let you jump between the commits using 'n' for next, 'N' for
previous.
Not 100% the same, i know, but much faster than your solution.
(mostly because of pipelining; while you're reviewing one change
the next commits are already being prepared. For deep, but filtered
queries, i often do it more explicitly as "git..|bag|less +/^commit"
to avoid the stalls.)
artur
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