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How can I get next Git commit by date?
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To get the next Git commit by date, you can use the git log
command with the --since
option to specify a date range and the --reverse
option to display the commits in chronological order. Here's an example:
shellgit log --since="2022-01-01" --reverse
In this example, the command will display all commits since January 1, 2022, and list them in ascending chronological order.
If you want to limit the number of commits returned, you can use the -n
or --max-count
option. For example, to retrieve only the next commit:
shellgit log --since="2022-01-01" --reverse -n 1
This will display the next commit after the specified date range.
Note that the date format should follow the ISO 8601 format (YYYY-MM-DD
) or other valid date formats recognized by Git.
Feel free to adjust the date range and options according to your specific requirements.