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STG-LOG(1) StGit Manual STG-LOG(1)

NAME

stg-log - Display or optionally clear the stack changelog

SYNOPSIS

stg log [OPTIONS] [--] [patch]...
stg log --clear

DESCRIPTION

Show the history of changes to the stack. If one or more patch names are given, only the changes affecting those patches are shown.

The stg-undo(1) and stg-redo(1) commands may be used to step back and forth through historical stack states. The stg-reset(1) command may be used to reset the stack directly to a historic state.

The --clear option may be used to delete the stack’s change history. Undo and redo are unavailable on a stack without change history. Clearing the stack state history cannot be undone.

OPTIONS

-b <branch>, --branch=<branch>

Use <branch> instead of current branch

-d, --diff

Show stack state diffs

-n <n>, --number=<n>

Limit output to <n> commits

-f, --full

Show using full commit log format

-g, --graphical

Run gitk instead of printing to stdout

--clear

Clear the stack history

STGIT

Part of the StGit suite - see stg(1)

01/26/2024 StGit 2.4.2