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Example working with git log in PowerShell
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# Get last 100 log entries as a PowerShell object | |
$gitHist = (git log --format="%ai`t%H`t%an`t%ae`t%s" -n 100) | ConvertFrom-Csv -Delimiter "`t" -Header ("Date","CommitId","Author","Email","Subject") | |
# Now you can do iterate over each commit in PowerShell, group sort etc. | |
# Example to get a commit top list | |
$gitHist|Group-Object -Property Author -NoElement|Sort-Object -Property Count -Descending | |
# Example do something for each commit | |
$gitHist|% {if ($_.Author -eq "Mattias Karlsson") {"Me"} else {"Someone else"} } |
thanks , simple and fast.
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Yup, this rocks, thanks for putting this out here.