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Or just all the commits that occurred between two dates? In SVN, you could do something like
svn diff -r{date}:{date}
to do it! I can’t seem to find a Git equivalent to this.
Specifically I’m looking at writing a script to send out daily emails with all the code committed that day and by who.
You could use
git whatchanged --since="1 day ago" -pIt also takes a
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