Nice, focuses on one single purpose, but gets its job done, just as the good old Unix tools :)
yagooar —
Why don’t use git log -S ?
astropanic —
@astropanic isn’t that only for the log messages?
oscardb —
@oscardb ‘git log -S WORD’ this shows you which commit introduced / removed WORD
astropanic —
@astropanic I think you’re correct, I’ll have to try it. This may still be useful to see the actual diff though. But thanks, I was sure there was something.
oscardb —
@oscardb: To get the diff when running git log -S use git log -p -S.
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Nice, focuses on one single purpose, but gets its job done, just as the good old Unix tools :)
Why don’t use git log -S ?
@astropanic isn’t that only for the log messages?
@oscardb ‘git log -S WORD’ this shows you which commit introduced / removed WORD
@astropanic I think you’re correct, I’ll have to try it. This may still be useful to see the actual diff though. But thanks, I was sure there was something.
@oscardb: To get the diff when running git log -S use git log -p -S.
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