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I'll throw this into the mix git --no-pager grep -I --full-name --line-number 'TODO' |\ sed 's/$^[^:]$:$[0-9]\+$:./\1\n\2/' |\ xargs -d '\n' -n2

by cerved 5y ago

I'll throw this into the mix git --no-pager grep -I --full-name --line-number 'TODO' |\ sed 's/$^[^:]*$:$[0-9]\+$:.*/\1\n\2/' |\ xargs -d '\n' -n2 sh -c 'git --no-pager blame "$0" -L $1,$1' Not blazing fast but I think it does okay-ish. What it does: 1) git-grep for files that are checked in, not "binary" that contain the string 'TODO' 2) sed away the actual line contents (git-grep doesn't seem able to only output file:line-nr) 3) use xargs and sh to call git blame on that file:line-nr This shows the last time the TODO line was modified, ie: it may have been created 10 years ago but somebody modified the last yesterday edit: one might want to throw in --cached to git-grep to search the index and not just the current working-tree

I'll throw this into the mix git --no-pager grep -I --full-name --line-number 'TODO' |\ sed 's/\(^[^:]\):\([0-9]\+\):./\1\n\2/' |\ xargs -d '\n' -n2

I'll throw this into the mix git --no-pager grep -I --full-name --line-number 'TODO' |\ sed 's/\(^[^:]\):\([0-9]\+\):./\1\n\2/' |\ xargs -d '\n' -n2

I'll throw this into the mix git --no-pager grep -I --full-name --line-number 'TODO' |\ sed 's/\(^[^:]*\):\([0-9]\+\):.*/\1\n\2/' |\ xargs -d '\n' -n2

I'll throw this into the mix git --no-pager grep -I --full-name --line-number 'TODO' |\ sed 's/\(^[^:]*\):\([0-9]\+\):.*/\1\n\2/' |\ xargs -d '\n' -n2

I'll throw this into the mix git --no-pager grep -I --full-name --line-number 'TODO' |\ sed 's/\(^[^:]\):\([0-9]\+\):./\1\n\2/' |\ xargs -d '\n' -n2

I'll throw this into the mix git --no-pager grep -I --full-name --line-number 'TODO' |\ sed 's/\(^[^:]\):\([0-9]\+\):./\1\n\2/' |\ xargs -d '\n' -n2