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Reputation: 21

How can I get a log of commits according to the time they were pushed?

Using Python, the following command

log = subprocess.check_output(['git','-C',ProjectPath, 'log', '--graph', '--pretty=format:%h -%d %s (%cr) <%an>', '--abbrev-commit', '--after', lastSuccesBuild])

gives commit logs from lastSuccessfulBuild date (for example from 1.3.15) up to the last git pull (for example, today).

However, if one of the developers pushes today (29.3.15) all commits (for example from 1.2.15), I see logs only from lastSuccessfulBuild(today).

How can I get all commits logs according to the push time instead of the commit time (so I would not miss the earlier commits log)?

My environment: Git server and Jenkins are separate machines.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 94

Answers (1)

jub0bs
jub0bs

Reputation: 66384

Here is a short, but definite answer: Git itself doesn't record push times.

In other words, no combination of Git commands will tell you at what time someone pushed to the remote.

Upvotes: 1

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