-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Hi, I found something looking like a bug: The following lines prepares a small exmaple: # create git repo git init # create file a and commit it touch a && git add a && git commit -m first # rename a to b and commit it git mv a b && git commit -m second After this git log's behavior differs from my expectations, when run like this: git log --follow --reverse b Expected result: A list of both commits starting with second or a error message if git log cannot run with --follow and --reverse combined. Actual result: A list showing only the second commit. It looks like git log silently ignores --follow when run with --reverse. Observed with git versions 1.7.8.6 and 1.7.11.2 Valentin -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v2.0.19 (GNU/Linux) iQIcBAEBAgAGBQJQmEL/AAoJEANdk65I57uzbE0P/i0p8mlBcGWI+WyPqU7dhAmO 3jHLMmqNV12bm9zeNKuKxQPDS5IzMWRwDpO6GXdn8BQauQtpwB0POLXBIWl9pP2g TOGJjIUL/Rd7+G4FF1vcSUxd9LESlPDQTL+J2F3B7+KRMRzxxsbNv/5826w7HQHg ck6XfrmkFxoIn6w6CH6pCncRFl6cb7EqrMZIhGclJvDqXKi4DHRa3XpPRCle/Xa1 2P65kb0va+LzX2nUdfKR/WeH0V0XPURyObr/NN0ecVIrLj3roV/0OZBg/AsQwu3Z Zw4CM5nL0DsgD81FEc8cToe5eJwi5/VH56+CbDyr+wcLj4BO4niS3eQqQKmyiJS7 2/Pny+IZOZmIJzh5+6d0puufKut877PIRoJTs0P8l+dXU9xIbzwVTTcWDpKQt5Mx Mzi6oSpCLDuvBo+WCjanqtF2oNoLnbfq9nD/KgmIH/XTLKsryL48PFXx1b+7vGuG hmzlcRies3Xpkx0cegzqSngl3/I1Rq8hEbJhcJA4SrJFS2sVj8lGALPgFQdhif2L N0c5DNUD9F5pH/U11a0YnOxtkFyB+LjXqE2zN9Mz+t0TZ69+y6qZMrxHbAoeNDMX Do22J9jgSc80VE3Cdn8Cwe/xVLoJCvc7wSUpBbTQjDhOZbv7Zbtjl1venS3/q4fk wcOSFLYb0Heqm8Qxwf+d =D+B2 -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html