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fix: only list decorated commits #7
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* Adds `--author-date-order` for intended orderings * Adds `--tags` to omit unreferenced commits * Adds `--format='%d' to print only decorations * Should speed up things considerably * Limits risk to match on commit messages
Can you create a git repo that can replicate your problem? |
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I'll give it a try. I suspect this is related to orphaned tags / tags on merge requests somehow. |
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Looking at the complexities discussed at #1 I suspect this is not feasible. |
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--author-date-orderfor intended orderings--tagsto omit unreferenced commitsThis also fixes a problem with omitted tags in a project of mine. Unfortunately I can not share the affected git history. I'll try to isolate the root cause.
This becomes obsolete when #6 is merged