Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason <avarab@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> 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.
>
> You can't do both of those in a pager, up/down goes across commits,
> and "q" quits the whole pager.
I would throw this not into the incomplete scriptability category but into
the "user does not know how to use his pager" category. With "/^commit .*"
you can not only advance to the next commit with "/<RET>", you can go back
to the previous one with "?<RET>", and keep going in the same direction
with "n".
>>> Maybe we should have something like:
>>>
>>> git log --for-each=less a..b
If anything that shouldn't be an option to "log", but to "rev-list", as
you are aiming for scriptability. But
git rev-list --for-each='cmd that takes commit as its argument'
wouldn't be much of an improvement over "git rev-list | xargs -n1 'cmd'"
pipeline from the _scriptability_ point of view.
So no.
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