On 2024-10-16 15:01, Taylor Blau wrote: > So that means that '%H', '%h', '%T', and '%t' are off the table. '%an' > and '%ae' seem reasonable to implement, but '%aN' and '%aE' less so, > because we don't have a .mailmap file to read. The same goes for the > committer variants of all of those. An interesting tidbit here is that git-shortlog(1) actually does read a .mailmap file when processing stdin, but it takes it from the current directory instead. Having read the full manual today, it's one of the only times it mentions a difference in behaviour regarding standard input. -- Wolf