git log - Display git log --graph --decorate with HEAD on top -
with command:
git log --all -n30 --graph --abbrev-commit --decorate \ --date=relative --format=format:'%h - (%ar) %s - %an%d' i wonderful tree looking except head not on top.
if remove --all option, lose displayed branches.
how can keep both head on top , still see full tree visible last 30 elements?
in other words
* d4b7d5a - (foo) * * 44f53e2 - (head) |/ * 4587f32 - (bar) and want is:
* 44f53e2 - (head) <- head on top | * d4b7d5a - (foo) |/ * 4587f32 - (bar)
unfortunately dont believe possible, since d4b7d5a(foo) commit made after head. reverse order of log thats not point. way know leave head on top option '--before' display commits made before head.
you can find more --before , others filters here: https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials/git-log
any way, can find similar question here: git log --graph; head top
but there no solution there either.
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