I'm trying to leverage the reflog to speed up our $dayjob build procedure
(it's complicated), and found unexpected behavior when limiting reflog
output with --since.
git init reflog-test
cd reflog-test
touch a && git add a && git commit -m'add a'
sleep 1
touch b && git add b && git commit -m'add b'
# add_b will be the time that b was added (email ends with '>')
add_b=$(tail -1 .git/logs/HEAD | perl -e "print( <> =~ m/> (\S+)/ )")
# It's reported correctly here:
git log -g --oneline --since=$add_b
# But after a reset no history isn't shown.
git reset --hard HEAD^
git log -g --oneline --since=$add_b
Is this a bug? Of course everything is reported when --since isn't used,
but not so when limited with --since.
1.7.7.1.msysgit.0
Thanks - Eric
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