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I recently found out about `git log -G REGEX` (and -S) This will filter all commits (ie. lines changed by the commit) by the REGEX and report back the log for
by olejorgenb 11y ago
I recently found out about `git log -G REGEX` (and -S)
This will filter all commits (ie. lines changed by the commit) by the REGEX and report back the log for those.
With -S, commits with equal number of matches in added and removed lines are ignored.