On Wed, Feb 21, 2024, at 10:56, Patrick Steinhardt wrote:
> The `ref@{n}` syntax allows the user to request the n'th reflog entry
> for a ref. This syntax is zero-indexed, meaning that entry zero refers
> to the first entry in the reflog. The behaviour here is quite confusing
> though and depends on the state of the corresponding reflog:
Maybe this is obvious to other readers, but I sometimes get tripped up
when reading about such logs: what’s the “first entry”? The oldest one
or newest one? How about:
“ The `ref@{n}` syntax allows the user to request the n'th reflog entry
for a ref, starting from `ref@{0}` which points to the commit that
`ref` points to (zero-indexed). The behaviour here is quite confusing
though and depends on the state of the corresponding reflog:
--
Kristoffer Haugsbakk
