"Bence Ferdinandy" <bence@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > based on the man pages it doesn't seem possible, but maybe I'm missing something. > > I would like to put together a "log --format=" which is similar to --oneline, > but where if there's a note for the commit it's marked with e.g. a notebook > symbol. There's %N, but that prints the entire note, so it doesn't work well > with one commit per line. I do not think it is doable. Unlike the format language in the for-each-ref/branch --list family of commands, the pretty-format language in the log family of commands lack more involved conditional formatting features. Unifying these two formatting languages to port features from one to the other would be needed, I guess. If we had a note support in the latter, something like $ git branch -l --format='%(subject)%(if)%(note:amlog)%(then)📓%(end)' may have worked.
