I'm trying to include "Bug" numbers from commit messages in my one-line log output, like this: git log --pretty="%h %(trailers:key=Bug,valueonly,separator=;) %s" But I have a problem. We have a tool that appends a trailer to commit messages like this: Reviewed at https://reviews.myco.com/012345 Unfortunately, it adds a newline before this line, effectively making 'git interpret-trailers' think there are no other trailers. foo: add new feature foo yadda yadda yadda Bug: PROJ-155485 Testing: https://jenkins/job/foo-functional/1/console Reviewed at https://reviews.myco.com/012345 I could fix this going forward, but it doesn't help with my existing project and various users' similar formats. I'm thinking of adding a switch to interpret-trailers to tell it not to stop searching for my trailer key at the last blank line in the message. This feels like it will cheapen the purpose of interpret-trailers, though. Do you have thoughts on this idea? Another option I considered is adding some extension to --pretty's format to let me post-process fields in a command. I don't think such a thing already exists, but with the myriad log formats available, maybe I've overlooked something.
