On Friday, 10 October 2014 11:01:03 UTC+2, Marat Shakurov wrote: > > how I can find a 'string' in a whole log of the project's commits > > I know there is: > git log -p --grep=<string> > and some options > > I don't know as correctly it to use > > I absolutely know, that the log of my project contains the string ' > *somestring1*', but those commands does not have any output: > > git log -p --grep=somestring1 > git log -p --grep='somestring1' > git log -p --grep='somestring1' -i > git log -p --grep='somestring1' -i -F > git log -p --grep='somestring1' -F > > What I doing wrong? > > Git-log's --grep switch only searches commit messages, not commit diffs. To look for a specific string in commit diffs, use the -G switch. Check git-log's man page <http://git-scm.com/docs/git-log> or my answer to this SO post <http://stackoverflow.com/a/26337538/1752536> for more infos.
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