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git-standup

Show recent commits for standup meetings

TLDR

Show recent commits by you

$ git standup
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Show for specific days
$ git standup -d [3]
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Show for all authors
$ git standup -a all
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Show for specific author
$ git standup -a "[author]"
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Show with date range
$ git standup -D "[2024-01-01]" -U "[2024-01-07]"
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SYNOPSIS

git standup [options]

DESCRIPTION

git standup displays your recent commits, designed for daily standup meetings. Part of git-extras, it shows what you worked on recently and can scan across multiple repositories.
The command defaults to showing your commits from the last working day, making it easy to recall what you accomplished.

PARAMETERS

-d days

Number of days back.
-a author
Filter by author (or "all").
-D date
Start date.
-U date
End date.
-m depth
Recursion depth.

SEE ALSO

> TERMINAL_GEAR

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> TERMINAL_GEAR

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