Brandon Casey <drafnel@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> The stash is implemented using the reflog. The ^{/<text>} notation
> searches the commit history, not the reflog. So I think it will be
> able to match the first entry in your stash stack, but not any of the
> other ones.
Good point, together with...
> An extension to the reflog dwimery that implements @{/<text>} could be
> interesting though.
"log -g --grep=<text>" gives you a way to eyeball, but with
@{/<text>} you _might_ have a good way to name the revision.
I am not however so sure if it is useful outside the context of the
stash, because the ones you would want to recover from a normal
reflog is most likely the older version of what you already amended,
so the latest hit will likely be the post-amend version, not the one
closer to the original. You would end up eyeballing the output of
"log --oneline -g -grep=<text>" and cutting from it.
> Just a bit of advice, maybe you should think about softening your tone
> a bit hmm? I find this last sentence to be somewhat repelling and
> tend to refrain from responding to such.
Oh, so it wasn't just me. I was about to say something similar,
along the lines of "people whom you just called myopic, because you
did not understand the rationale behind their past work, are less
likely to be inclined to help you. you would have more luck if you
ask them nicely.", but I've long given up on helping him be a better
community member and deleted that part.
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