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A Git alias to list all files ever tracked in a certain branch
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# Usage: git ls-all [OPTION...] [SINCE..UNTIL] | |
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# Options: | |
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# In theory, the command accepts all command line options supported by | |
# the "git log" command. In reality, however, only commit-limiting | |
# options are useful. This includes: | |
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# --author=PATTERN, --committer=PATTERN | |
# Lists only files that were changed by a certain author. | |
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# --since=DATE, --after=DATE | |
# Lists only files that were changed after a specific date. | |
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# --until=DATE, --before=DATE | |
# Lists only files that were changed before a specific date. | |
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# Examples: | |
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# git ls-all | |
# Lists all files that were ever tracked in the current branch. | |
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# git ls-all [email protected] | |
# Lists all files that were changed by [email protected]. | |
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# git ls-all a185d6b..bdef2c8 | |
# Lists all files that were changed between commits a185d6b and | |
# bdef2c8. | |
[alias] | |
ls-all = "!f() { git log --pretty=format: --name-only \"$@\" -- | sort -u | sed -e '/^$/d'; }; f" |
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