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--stdin
--no-walk
Hey.
Debian still has tig 2.5.8, so maybe this is obsolete by now.
tig
When doing e.g.:
git log --format=%H --no-patch -L 100,200:someFile | tig --stdin --no-walk
one get's a main view like:
<date> <user> commit 7 <date> <user> commit 5 <date> <user> commit 3 <date> <user> commit 2
But when doing it like:
tig --stdin --no-walk $(git log --format=%H --no-patch -L 100,200:someFile)
one get's:
<date> <user> o commit 7 <date> <user> │ o commit 5 <date> <user> │ │ o commit 3 <date> <user> │ │ │ o commit 2
Any reason for that indentions and the "tree" bar?
Cheers, Chris.
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Hey.
Debian still has
tig
2.5.8, so maybe this is obsolete by now.When doing e.g.:
one get's a main view like:
But when doing it like:
one get's:
Any reason for that indentions and the "tree" bar?
Cheers,
Chris.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: