Change default `hg log` template?
Is it possible to change the template that hg log uses by default? I would like to derive a such template that would look like the default but would use mailmap function to show commit author instead of the original recorded author.
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asked Nov 15 '18 at 9:20
wilxwilx
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Is it possible to change the template that hg log uses by default? I would like to derive a such template that would look like the default but would use mailmap function to show commit author instead of the original recorded author.
mercurial
asked Nov 15 '18 at 9:20
wilxwilx
13.3k34290
related: stackoverflow.com/questions/9343632/customising-hg-log-output
– DaveInCaz
Nov 19 '18 at 13:01
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Is it possible to change the template that hg log uses by default? I would like to derive a such template that would look like the default but would use mailmap function to show commit author instead of the original recorded author.
mercurial
asked Nov 15 '18 at 9:20
wilxwilx
13.3k34290
Is it possible to change the template that hg log uses by default? I would like to derive a such template that would look like the default but would use mailmap function to show commit author instead of the original recorded author.
mercurial
mercurial
asked Nov 15 '18 at 9:20
wilxwilx
13.3k34290
asked Nov 15 '18 at 9:20
wilxwilx
13.3k34290
asked Nov 15 '18 at 9:20
wilxwilx
13.3k34290
asked Nov 15 '18 at 9:20
wilxwilx
13.3k34290
asked Nov 15 '18 at 9:20
wilxwilx
13.3k34290
13.3k34290
related: stackoverflow.com/questions/9343632/customising-hg-log-output
– DaveInCaz
Nov 19 '18 at 13:01
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related: stackoverflow.com/questions/9343632/customising-hg-log-output
– DaveInCaz
Nov 19 '18 at 13:01
related: stackoverflow.com/questions/9343632/customising-hg-log-output
– DaveInCaz
Nov 19 '18 at 13:01
related: stackoverflow.com/questions/9343632/customising-hg-log-output
– DaveInCaz
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Yes, you can do that via the [alias] section in an applicable .hgrc file. So if you know how to create an appropriate template, it's easy (I don't know what mailmap output looks like, so this here is just an example how to tackle it in .hgrc):
[alias]
log = log --template="isodate authornttabindentnn"
The main issue would be where to get the committer info from - a property mercurial doesn't record by default (that is author and committer are the same). Probably there do exist extensions which allow that distinction - do you happen to use one?
Additionally: I would recommend to NOT overwrite a default command output, but to define a new command like
[alias]
mlog = (whatever you need here)
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:22
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Yes, you can do that via the [alias] section in an applicable .hgrc file. So if you know how to create an appropriate template, it's easy (I don't know what mailmap output looks like, so this here is just an example how to tackle it in .hgrc):
[alias]
log = log --template="isodate authornttabindentnn"
The main issue would be where to get the committer info from - a property mercurial doesn't record by default (that is author and committer are the same). Probably there do exist extensions which allow that distinction - do you happen to use one?
Additionally: I would recommend to NOT overwrite a default command output, but to define a new command like
[alias]
mlog = (whatever you need here)
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:22
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Yes, you can do that via the [alias] section in an applicable .hgrc file. So if you know how to create an appropriate template, it's easy (I don't know what mailmap output looks like, so this here is just an example how to tackle it in .hgrc):
[alias]
log = log --template="isodate authornttabindentnn"
The main issue would be where to get the committer info from - a property mercurial doesn't record by default (that is author and committer are the same). Probably there do exist extensions which allow that distinction - do you happen to use one?
Additionally: I would recommend to NOT overwrite a default command output, but to define a new command like
[alias]
mlog = (whatever you need here)
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:22
planetmakerplanetmaker
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Yes, you can do that via the [alias] section in an applicable .hgrc file. So if you know how to create an appropriate template, it's easy (I don't know what mailmap output looks like, so this here is just an example how to tackle it in .hgrc):
[alias]
log = log --template="isodate authornttabindentnn"
The main issue would be where to get the committer info from - a property mercurial doesn't record by default (that is author and committer are the same). Probably there do exist extensions which allow that distinction - do you happen to use one?
Additionally: I would recommend to NOT overwrite a default command output, but to define a new command like
[alias]
mlog = (whatever you need here)
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:22
planetmakerplanetmaker
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Yes, you can do that via the [alias] section in an applicable .hgrc file. So if you know how to create an appropriate template, it's easy (I don't know what mailmap output looks like, so this here is just an example how to tackle it in .hgrc):
[alias]
log = log --template="isodate authornttabindentnn"
The main issue would be where to get the committer info from - a property mercurial doesn't record by default (that is author and committer are the same). Probably there do exist extensions which allow that distinction - do you happen to use one?
Additionally: I would recommend to NOT overwrite a default command output, but to define a new command like
[alias]
mlog = (whatever you need here)
answered Nov 16 '18 at 14:22
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related: stackoverflow.com/questions/9343632/customising-hg-log-output
– DaveInCaz
Nov 19 '18 at 13:01