I need to have format like:
git log --decorate --graph --oneline --date-order
but I need it also:
Well, "impossible" means that there is no easy way and I'll have to do it myself. I worried too much that I always make things the hard way, when there is actually easier way.
Here is a bash+php script. I tried to make it with sed, but I failed.
I named this script git-gd and put it in a bin directory that's in path /usr/local/bin/
and I use it with git: git gd
or git gd
#!/bin/bash
GIT="/usr/local/bin/git"
PHP="/bin/php"
GIT_DATES="$GIT log --date=short --abbrev-commit --pretty=format:%C(yellow)%h_%C(green)[%ad]%Creset --branches --color=always $*"
#if you have have alias g
GIT_GRAPH="$GIT g --color=always"
#or
#GIT_GRAPH="$GIT log --decorate --graph --oneline --date-order --color=always"
PHP_SCRIPT='
$exps = explode("\n", $_SERVER["argv"][1]);
$lines = file("php://stdin");
$s = array();
$r=$s;
foreach($exps as $exp){
$exp = trim($exp);
list($commit,)=explode("_", $exp);
$s[] = $commit;
$r[] = str_replace("_", " ", $exp);
}
foreach($lines as $line){
$line = str_replace($s, $r, $line);
echo $line ;
}
'
DATES=`$GIT_DATES`
$GIT_GRAPH $* |$PHP -r "$PHP_SCRIPT" -- "$DATES"
I'll wait a bit for simpler solution and I'll accept my own answer