I use the similar kind of procedure but I ran into some issues where some commits are missing in the date range that I am looking for.
It looks like those missing commits are having old dates (they were committed on a local dev branch few days before I merge it to my tracking branch). The merge commit showed up in the git log --since="1.day" but not the commit that it merged.
I can do a rebase here to get rid of this situation in future but Is there a way that I can deal with older such commits. ??
Basically, I want to get the full list of commits that are pushed to remote branch no matter what the AuthorDate/CommiterDate on the commit.
I use the similar kind of procedure but I ran into some issues where some commits are missing in the date range that I am looking for.
It looks like those missing commits are having old dates (they were committed on a local dev branch few days before I merge it to my tracking branch). The merge commit showed up in the git log --since="1.day" but not the commit that it merged.
I can do a rebase here to get rid of this situation in future but Is there a way that I can deal with older such commits. ??
Basically, I want to get the full list of commits that are pushed to remote branch no matter what the AuthorDate/CommiterDate on the commit.