git-standup lets you recall what you did on the last working day.
git-standup helps users with running standups and keeping track of what they have been doing.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Specify author to restrict search to.
- Specify branch to restrict search to (unset: all branches, “$remote/$branch” to include fetches).
- Specify weekday range to limit search to.
- Specify the depth of recursive directory search.
- Force recursion up to specified depth.
- Toggle inclusion of symbolic links in recursive directory search.
- Specify the number of days back to include.
- Specify the number of days back until this day.
- Specify the date format for “git log” (default: relative, other: local|default|iso|rfc|short|raw).
- Display this help screen.
- Show if commit is GPG signed (G) or not (N).
- Fetch the latest commits beforehand.
- Silences the no activity message (useful when running in a directory having many repositories).
- Generate a file with the report.
- Show diffstat for every matched commit.
- List commits after this date.
- List commits before this date.
- Display the author date instead of the committer date.
Website: github.com/nilbuild/git-standup
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Developer: Kamran Ahmed
License: MIT License
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