Where is my commit

Simple pet project to find commits by commit message inside branches and tags. Built with V

Usage

:warning: Windows users: This is just a wrapper of bash scripts using git under the hood. Use Git bash to run this tool.

Find commits in branches and tags

Usage: gw search [flags] <commit message>

Searches the commit message in branches and tags

Flags:
  -b  -branch         Containing branch name that you want to filter
  -t  -tag            Containing tag name that you want to filter
      -help           Prints help information.

Example:

gw search -tag MY_TAG_NAME -branch MY_BRANCHES D-19007

Searching for D-19007 in branches MY_BRANCHES and tags MY_TAG_NAME
Branches:
origin/10.0.MY_BRANCHES 11e0bd5297 - Author
origin/10.1.MY_BRANCHES 11e0bd5297 - Author
Tags:
MY_TAG_NAME-10.0.10 21c4e784b6 - Author
MY_TAG_NAME-10.0.11 41df034952 - Author
MY_TAG_NAME-10.0.12 41df034952 - Author
MY_TAG_NAME-10.0.12-alp 41df034952 - Author

Commits between 2 tags

Usage: gw diff <tag1> <tag2>

Shows the commits between 2 tags

Flags:
      -help           Prints help information.

Development

Install pre-commit git hook with:

git config core.hooksPath ./git-hooks

Formatting

Example of formatting gw.v

v fmt -w gw.v

Building

# for linux
v -os linux . -o build/gw-linux -prod
# for mac
v -os macos . -o build/gw-mac -prod
# for windows
v -os windows . -o build/gw-win -prod

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