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In rxvt-unicode 9.22 on FreeBSD 11.0 (using zsh and /bin/sh) git recall prints the commits, but hitting j/k/Up/Down just prints out the same commits once more. No commit is marked like in the gif at any time. Tab has a similar effect of partial reprint of the lines.

As this is essentially a simpler version of https://github.com/jonas/tig, it would be for glorious benefit of all perhaps to have a Prior Art section, and tell people about this tool, too.

As the code only looks at presence of .git, it seems limited. Can't do git recall from nested directories.

Escape characters (at least newline \n) in the diff view of git-recall seem to be interpreted rather than echoed literally. It's easiest to show with an example:

Expected behavior (output of git diff):

-        char write_char = buf[write_len++];
+        const char write_char = buf[write_len++];
 
-        if (write_char == '\n') {
+        if (write_char == CHAR_LF) {

Actual behavior (using git reacall, after selecting a diff SHA and pressing enter):

-        char write_char = buf[write_len++];
+        const char write_char = buf[write_len++];
 
-        if (write_char == '
') {
+        if (write_char == CHAR_LF) {

This behavior occurs on v1.1.2 (haven't used any earlier versions, so unsure if this is a regression or not).

Hello,
if a line exceeds the terminal width, it results in the first line not being removed on redraw and piling up every time you move the cursor.
Tested on Debian Jessie (8.7)
ncurses 5.9
less 458
reproducible in both gnome-terminal and terminator

System: macOS 10.12.1

When expanding one of the git commits with tab and closing it again the following error is shown:

sed: illegal option -- r various tweaks (3 days ago) <myname>
usage: sed script [-Ealn] [-i extension] [file ...] ago) <myname>

Instead of getting help, I get this message:

No manual entry for git-recall
See 'man 7 undocumented' for help when manual pages are not available.

git recall -h and git-recall --help works, though

git-recall 1.2.4
git version 2.7.4 on Ubuntu 16.04.4 LTS

Would love if this could be passed a single file to git-recall on.

System: macOS 10.12.1

I can run git-recall but I cannot move up and down the commit list with the arrow keys. The j/k keys do work correctly.

I installed it through npm but when i try to run git recall i get the following error

abort: the program lesskey is not installed. Make sure to install it before running git-recall

it might be a good idea to keep the standard git-log bahavior and just pass arguments to git log instead of limiting the functionality and setting non-standard default values like it's done for -d and -a.
I can see the need for --abbrev-commit and --pretty=format:'${GIT_FORMAT}' but otherwise it would be nice to make it behave like git-log does with its
git log [<options>] [<revision range>] [[--] <path>...] scheme.
If you insist on keeping the default behavior as it is right now, it would at least be nice to be able to pass arguments to git log. I think it would simplify the program a lot.

git recall --total

Let's say I want to run on the root folder of all my git projects, can it be done?

maybe you love this one: https://github.com/so-fancy/diff-so-fancy and use that in this project

Installed git-hlog by copying the script to /usr/local/bin and chmod u+x on it.

The command works,

Navigated to a folder with a git repo with history, typed:

git hlog -d 10

It shows me commits from the last 10 days. However, there is a warning at the top of the output:

/usr/local/bin/git-hlog: line 134: lesskey: command not found

I cannot navigate down the commits with the arrow keys whatsoever. On top of that, hitting tab expands the commit but overlaps everything in the window (zsh or bash exhibit the same behavior in the vanilla Terminal app on mac).

Quitting out prints this to terminal:

rm: /Users/kevinquillen/.lsh_less_keys_tmp: No such file or directory

Doing which lesskey results in lesskey not found which is likely why this isn't working for me at the moment.

Looks like a great tool otherwise and would love to get this working!

$ git recall -a
results in :
The contributor "Noop" did nothing during this period.

Any ideas ?

Hi there,

Is it possible to disable line wrapping on the log output? During my usage, I've found merge commits in particular have longer commit titles which are occasionally wrapping. This makes the log more difficult to read/navigate.

Fantastic tool, use this every day 👍

This may be related to the previous issue. But git recall is not working on my repository. You can checkout the repository here and try it:

https://github.com/samaursa/3LoC

I expect git recall -a "all" to display what is shown in the gif. However, all I get is:

`The contributor ".*" did nothing during this period.

OS: Mac OS 10.11.6
Bash: 3.2.57
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Pressing tab on a commit only duplicates the 'commit row' below the line that I pressed tab upon.

Expected: Upon pressing tab, the expanded commit information should show below the current selected commit.

I'm getting this error:
abort: the program lesskey is not installed. Make sure to install it before running git-recall

How dow I install lesskey? can't seem to find a way to install it