Re:Git pull --rebase until it hurts
by js2 on Tuesday April 30, 2013 @02:06PM
(#5633880)
Git's commit history being strictly ordered by time
That's the default of git log output but can be adjusted via --topo-order and --date-order. It's also worth pointing out that git commits have two timestamps, the author timestamp which is not normally affected by rebasing/amending, and the commit timestamp which is reset by rebasing/amending. Git log (again by default) shows the author timestamp but orders by commit timestamp.
That's the default of git log output but can be adjusted via --topo-order and --date-order. It's also worth pointing out that git commits have two timestamps, the author timestamp which is not normally affected by rebasing/amending, and the commit timestamp which is reset by rebasing/amending. Git log (again by default) shows the author timestamp but orders by commit timestamp.