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This is what I added to my ~/.gitconfig. Achieved similar results. [format] pretty = format:%<(10)%C(yellow)%h%Creset %<(100,trunc)%s %<(30)%Cblue%ad%Creset

• ironislands 10y ago
  I tried it, yours is a bit different, if your columns are smaller than the size you declared it leaves that extra white space, while yolog autofits columns. I like refs better than email. Thanks for informing, i cannot understand this syntax, can you provide a link to understand ?
  • d4rth_s1d10us 10y ago
    You can see pretty formats in git log's documentation: https://git-scm.com/docs/pretty-formats https://git-scm.com/docs/pretty-formats
• d4rth_s1d10us 10y ago
  I initially went with a similar approach. But then I locally worked on a few repos locally where I am the author of all commits, so I can strip off name and email for those repos. I know per-repository gitconfigs can exist, but I decided a small wrapper would be more efficient. Version 0.2.0 is just a minimal functional version, but I am planning to add configuration options where you can turn off, reorder columns, change date format, do anything with a simple single line commands.