On Fri, Nov 1, 2019 at 5:34 PM Michael 'veremitz' Everitt <gen...@veremit.xyz> wrote: > > > git log --format=oneline glibc-2.29-r2.ebuild | grep stable > > > How well does git handle that when the ebuild is deleted from the tree? >
git log --format=oneline -- glibc-2.29-r4.ebuild 23d1c015230d9ff44bcdd7b72e00ca3533815fa4 sys-libs/glibc: drop old f3872a506edc7da0d987bcf0a90d4709945328a7 sys-libs/glibc: restore strip quirk for 'libpthread.so.0' 650d70eb5d91265329e2f730bc1aed0fa5863db6 sys-libs/glibc: disable stripping for cross-glibc e14229b10b513a164f8379ff14cc8c644c071f27 sys-libs/glibc: drop prepallstrip, bug #587296 fb2fe75af62ad29a44aeba1b8e9e41ce5acb3992 sys-libs/glibc: Add 2.29 revision with compile-locales support I was too lazy to find something that had stable keywords, but I'm sure substituting the appropriate filename and grepping would work fine. The trick is to put the "--" in the command line. However, you could hardly be blamed for hitting your head against the wall trying to figure out how to do this. I had to google it as I've run into this myself. As many have said git is an amazing data model with a terrible UI. -- Rich
