How can I get the name of the last person who pushed to a remote?












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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







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    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





    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
















2















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







share|improve this question




















  • 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








  • 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














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2








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







share|improve this question
















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






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  • 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








  • 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





    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





    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








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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






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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












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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






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  • So in my case git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.

    – Ulysse BN
    yesterday



















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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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    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






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    • So in my case git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.

      – Ulysse BN
      yesterday
















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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






    share|improve this answer
























    • So in my case git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.

      – Ulysse BN
      yesterday














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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






    share|improve this answer













    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







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    • So in my case git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.

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    So in my case git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.

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    So in my case git show --quiet --pretty=format:%an playground/master. Thank you very much.

    – Ulysse BN
    yesterday













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    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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      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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        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.






        share|improve this answer













        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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