git - expose the date a commit was pushed to a repository -


I am looking for a way to see the date pushed in a remote repository. Using both GIT logs, you can see both the author's date and the date committed; However, none of these dates tell you that when the developer really got to pursue the change to the main remote repository.

At first I thought what I wanted was not just available in git, but then yesterday I came to know that specifying a date range in the log command actually filtered by that day It was an example of a remote repo:

  1. Let's assume that I created a patch on July 1, 2010 in my local master branch and made a patch. But now it is July 28 and I finally push to Remote Master Repo

  2. Then I get one 'to' ensure that my local origin / master distance master

  3. I see the logs for the original / master:

      git log --format = "format: The results of% H% n authority date logs show that it was authored and committed on July 1, 2010, even though it was still pushed Remote Repo.   
  4. So I specify a date range (unless ...)

      git log --format = "format :% H Basic / Master  

    And in my wonderful guitar it knows that it was pushed in the remote repository within the last hour, even if it was the author and was committed a week ago.

So it seems that git retains the date which is pushed into a repo, my question is, is there any way to highlight that date? So, can I see (for example) push in the five most recent remote repositories?

Unfortunately, @ {"1 hour AG O"} checks the branch's referral in the syntax question ( In this case, the original / master). This referral is unique to each clone, and is not pushed, drawn or cloned. Above this, corrections for the default value ber repositories for the core are incorrect, so a specific "server" will not have refocus that will provide this information to you.

To clarify, when you are brought in, "1 hour ago" when someone is not pushed, then refers to

if core.logAllRefUpdates are in bare repo If you were set to the right, then you push it CD and "GIT reflow show branch" and what's included in it


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