I’m surprised that you (in particular) would say this. git-log is, to me, fine for displaying the whole message (not just the subject). And sure, I often fiddle

I’m surprised that you (in particular) would say this. git-log is, to me, fine for displaying the whole message (not just the subject). And sure, I often fiddle with copy-pasting SHA1s like a caveman, but it’s fast enough for some quick history spelunking. Finding the history of a particular code change is even more manual for me: maybe doing a chain of `git log -S'line'` where `line` copy-pasted in at every step. But doable and not a time-sink for my off-hand what’s-this thoughts. (But: something more convenient that isn’t an unreadable Unix pipeline one-liner would be very nice.) My litmus test is simple and doesn’t involve hallucinating that other people are even reading my messages: am I reading my own past commit messages? Yes. I am curious why I did or didn’t do something on a daily basis(!)