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/ git-timetracker.sh
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— forked from kvz/git-timetracker.sh
You can then type git timetrack, git timetrack "1 day", git timetrack "1 month" --reverse (the arguments are positional, so the duration is required in this case) in any git repository!
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| # add it to your ~/.gitconfig as an alias: | |
| [alias] | |
| timetrack = "!f() { \ | |
| git --no-pager log \ | |
| --date=iso \ | |
| --since="${1-2 months}$" \ | |
| "${2}" \ | |
| --date-order \ | |
| --full-history \ |