How can I get the name of the last person who pushed to a remote?
I know that the option -force-with-lease allows me to push force only if I was last committer but I would like to allow overriding it:
git push playground $current_branch:master --force-with-lease
if ! [[ "$?" == "0" ]]; then
last_committer="$(git some command)"
ask_continue "the last committer was $last_committer, would you like to push force?"
git push playground $current_branch:master --force
fi
In that example, I would like to know what git some command would be.
bash git
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Ulysse BNUlysse BN
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I know that the option -force-with-lease allows me to push force only if I was last committer but I would like to allow overriding it:
git push playground $current_branch:master --force-with-lease
if ! [[ "$?" == "0" ]]; then
last_committer="$(git some command)"
ask_continue "the last committer was $last_committer, would you like to push force?"
git push playground $current_branch:master --force
fi
In that example, I would like to know what git some command would be.
bash git
asked yesterday
Ulysse BNUlysse BN
2,30111231
1
Your plan is dangerous! if--force-with-leasefails you should always check the remote history and merge the remote state of the branch into yours or rebase onto it. pushing with--forcein that situation will remove the other contributors changes from the history.
– Timothy Truckle
yesterday
1
I want to remove the other contributors change, it is a playground environment where anyone can, well, play! Nonetheless, thank you for pointing that out for any user coming here. Don't do this if you are not aware of it.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
add a comment |
I know that the option -force-with-lease allows me to push force only if I was last committer but I would like to allow overriding it:
git push playground $current_branch:master --force-with-lease
if ! [[ "$?" == "0" ]]; then
last_committer="$(git some command)"
ask_continue "the last committer was $last_committer, would you like to push force?"
git push playground $current_branch:master --force
fi
In that example, I would like to know what git some command would be.
bash git
asked yesterday
Ulysse BNUlysse BN
2,30111231
I know that the option -force-with-lease allows me to push force only if I was last committer but I would like to allow overriding it:
git push playground $current_branch:master --force-with-lease
if ! [[ "$?" == "0" ]]; then
last_committer="$(git some command)"
ask_continue "the last committer was $last_committer, would you like to push force?"
git push playground $current_branch:master --force
fi
In that example, I would like to know what git some command would be.
bash git
bash git
asked yesterday
Ulysse BNUlysse BN
2,30111231
asked yesterday
Ulysse BNUlysse BN
2,30111231
edited yesterday
Ulysse BN
asked yesterday
Ulysse BNUlysse BN
2,30111231
asked yesterday
Ulysse BNUlysse BN
2,30111231
asked yesterday
Ulysse BNUlysse BN
2,30111231
2,30111231
1
Your plan is dangerous! if--force-with-leasefails you should always check the remote history and merge the remote state of the branch into yours or rebase onto it. pushing with--forcein that situation will remove the other contributors changes from the history.
– Timothy Truckle
yesterday
1
I want to remove the other contributors change, it is a playground environment where anyone can, well, play! Nonetheless, thank you for pointing that out for any user coming here. Don't do this if you are not aware of it.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
add a comment |
1
Your plan is dangerous! if--force-with-leasefails you should always check the remote history and merge the remote state of the branch into yours or rebase onto it. pushing with--forcein that situation will remove the other contributors changes from the history.
– Timothy Truckle
yesterday
1
I want to remove the other contributors change, it is a playground environment where anyone can, well, play! Nonetheless, thank you for pointing that out for any user coming here. Don't do this if you are not aware of it.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
1
1
Your plan is dangerous! if
--force-with-lease fails you should always check the remote history and merge the remote state of the branch into yours or rebase onto it. pushing with --force in that situation will remove the other contributors changes from the history.– Timothy Truckle
yesterday
Your plan is dangerous! if
--force-with-lease fails you should always check the remote history and merge the remote state of the branch into yours or rebase onto it. pushing with --force in that situation will remove the other contributors changes from the history.– Timothy Truckle
yesterday
1
1
I want to remove the other contributors change, it is a playground environment where anyone can, well, play! Nonetheless, thank you for pointing that out for any user coming here. Don't do this if you are not aware of it.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
I want to remove the other contributors change, it is a playground environment where anyone can, well, play! Nonetheless, thank you for pointing that out for any user coming here. Don't do this if you are not aware of it.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
add a comment |
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git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an
--quiet - suppresses the diff output
%an - is the author name (For all other formats click this)
If you want to look who made last commit on a specific branch
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an origin/branch-name
answered yesterday
Praveen RajPraveen Raj
665
So in my casegit show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
add a comment |
In order get the last commit details for author-name, date and time is
git log -1
Here you can find more detail for getting commit history.
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Viewing-the-Commit-History
hope this will help you.
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Usama KiyaniUsama Kiyani
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git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an
--quiet - suppresses the diff output
%an - is the author name (For all other formats click this)
If you want to look who made last commit on a specific branch
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an origin/branch-name
answered yesterday
Praveen RajPraveen Raj
665
So in my casegit show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
add a comment |
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an
--quiet - suppresses the diff output
%an - is the author name (For all other formats click this)
If you want to look who made last commit on a specific branch
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an origin/branch-name
answered yesterday
Praveen RajPraveen Raj
665
So in my casegit show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
add a comment |
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an
--quiet - suppresses the diff output
%an - is the author name (For all other formats click this)
If you want to look who made last commit on a specific branch
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an origin/branch-name
answered yesterday
Praveen RajPraveen Raj
665
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an
--quiet - suppresses the diff output
%an - is the author name (For all other formats click this)
If you want to look who made last commit on a specific branch
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an origin/branch-name
answered yesterday
Praveen RajPraveen Raj
665
answered yesterday
Praveen RajPraveen Raj
665
answered yesterday
Praveen RajPraveen Raj
665
answered yesterday
Praveen RajPraveen Raj
665
665
So in my casegit show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
add a comment |
So in my casegit show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday
So in my case
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.– Ulysse BN
yesterday
So in my case
git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.– Ulysse BN
yesterday
add a comment |
In order get the last commit details for author-name, date and time is
git log -1
Here you can find more detail for getting commit history.
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Viewing-the-Commit-History
hope this will help you.
answered yesterday
Usama KiyaniUsama Kiyani
154
add a comment |
In order get the last commit details for author-name, date and time is
git log -1
Here you can find more detail for getting commit history.
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Viewing-the-Commit-History
hope this will help you.
answered yesterday
Usama KiyaniUsama Kiyani
154
add a comment |
In order get the last commit details for author-name, date and time is
git log -1
Here you can find more detail for getting commit history.
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Viewing-the-Commit-History
hope this will help you.
answered yesterday
Usama KiyaniUsama Kiyani
154
In order get the last commit details for author-name, date and time is
git log -1
Here you can find more detail for getting commit history.
https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Basics-Viewing-the-Commit-History
hope this will help you.
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Your plan is dangerous! if
--force-with-leasefails you should always check the remote history and merge the remote state of the branch into yours or rebase onto it. pushing with--forcein that situation will remove the other contributors changes from the history.– Timothy Truckle
yesterday
1
I want to remove the other contributors change, it is a playground environment where anyone can, well, play! Nonetheless, thank you for pointing that out for any user coming here. Don't do this if you are not aware of it.
– Ulysse BN
yesterday