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Deterministic block. Emit the commit log for a revision range as one line per commit (hash, date, subject), oldest first.
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| name | git-log |
| description | Deterministic block. Emit the commit log for a revision range as one line per commit (hash, date, subject), oldest first. |
Runs exactly:
git log --no-color --reverse --date=short --pretty=format:%h %ad %s <range>
Same repository state + same range → same bytes out. The range arrives as one literal argument — it is never shell-interpreted.
range (string) — any git revision range: HEAD~15..HEAD, v1.0..v1.1, a branch name.text (string) — one commit per line: abc1234 2026-07-02 subject line.