Is there a way to see all my git commits globally (not just one repo, all my repos on my computer) in one log?
edit: I’ve seen this question on StackOverflow, I’m looking for that but for all of my repos.
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Is there a way to see all my git commits globally (not just one repo, all my repos on my computer) in one log?
edit: I’ve seen this question on StackOverflow, I’m looking for that but for all of my repos.
Not in git itself, no, since it operates at the level of the repository.
You probably want to look into something like mr, which is a tool to work concurrently with multiple repositories at the same time.