Am 03.07.20 um 16:14 schrieb Мария Долгополова:
> Hi! I would like to report the bug.
>
> I want to get commits that change specific lines in a specific file
> and were made before a specific date.
>
> Steps:
> 1) I apply filtering by date: --before="2016-11-18"
> Result is in the picture FilteringByDate.png. Commit
> 570778797effd69bd4536c51125b7d2e8f654c08 is presented.
>
> 2) I apply filtering by lines:
> -L33,34:src/main/java/org/toradocu/translator/Subject.java
> Result is in the picture FilteringByLines.png . Commit
> 570778797effd69bd4536c51125b7d2e8f654c08 is presented.
>
> 3) Finally, I apply filtering by lines and by date:
> --before="2016-11-18"
> -L33,34:src/main/java/org/toradocu/translator/Subject.java
> Result is in the picture FilteringByDatesAndLines.png . Commit
> 570778797effd69bd4536c51125b7d2e8f654c08 is NOT presented.
>
> Expected Result: the commit is presented in filter 1 and in filter 2,
> so it must be presented in filter “1 AND 2”
>
> Actual Result: the commit is NOT presented in filter “1 AND 2”
>
> Environment: git version 2.27.0.windows.1
>
> I beg you to provide me with a workaround. I am doing research work
> on analyzing commits in open source projects. Therefore, this
> functionality is very important to me.
You could do the date filtering on the output of git log, e.g.:
git log -L33,34:src/main/java/org/toradocu/translator/Subject.java --date=short --color=always |
awk -v before=2016-11-18 '
/^[^ ]*commit/ {state=1; header=""}
/^[^ ]*Date:/ {if ($2 <= before) {state=2; printf "%s", header} else {state=0}}
state == 1 {header = header $0 ORS}
state == 2 {print}
'
This command is a bit unwieldy, so you might want to put the AWK
script into a file, then you could use it like this:
git log -L33,34:src/main/java/org/toradocu/translator/Subject.java --date=short --color=always |
awk -v before=2016-11-18 -f gitlogbefore.awk
René
