Jeff King <peff@xxxxxxxx> writes: > As a workaround, you can get what you want by two separate traversals: > one to collect the commits via --follow, and then another to actually > show them (but without doing any further walking). Like: > > git log --follow --format=%H -- $your_file | > git log --stdin --no-walk --reverse [--oneline, -p, etc] We learn new things every day. Knowing the implementation, it is sort of obvious (we push the objects into the pending list, populate the revs.commits in prepare_revision_walk() from the pending list in order, get_revision() first reverses the revs.commits and then gives out the elements), but I didn't know the combination of "--no-walk" and "--reverse" did something sensible ;-) Thanks.
