Matthew L Foster wrote:
Maybe I am the only one that thinks the web interface should be just as feature rich as the
command line interface?
-Matt
Well, having said that "Use reflogs" was the general response, I don't
think that anyone ever really followed through and made it a readily
accessible feature, even on the command line.
That is, the reflogs are readily accessible, but noone made it possible
to link them to the commits in such a way that the dates/times change as
you seem to desire.
Of course, you can do things like:
$ git show HEAD@{2.days.ago}
to see what HEAD looked like 2 days ago, but you can't do things like
get gitk to show you that this tag only appeared in your repo 2 days ago.
(Keep in mind, of course, that reflogs are referring to YOUR local copy
of the git repo, not what HEAD was on the server that you cloned from.)
And also keep in mind that on the command line you can invoke a lot of
"plumbing commands" that you certainly wouldn't expect to be exposed in
a web interface.
Rogan
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