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When I run the command:
git log --after=21/9/2012
It seems to have a hidden timestamp set to the current time. By that I mean, if I run the command at 10am, it will only show me commits from 10am on the 21st. I’ve looked at the documentation and a few websites but can’t find a way to specify the time as well as the date.
Is this possible?
Just put the time after the date. For instance