Re: git show

[Lars Ingebrigtsen]

Stefan Monnier <address@hidden> writes:

> It's worse: if the commit is not in the current branch it won't be
> listed at all, and `C-x v L` doesn't let you show the log corresponding
> to another branch.
>
> If `C-x v l` accepted a C-u to specify the "revision" for which to show
> the log, then it would solve both problems: you could get the log
> of other branches and you could see the commit message and the diff of
> a specific REVision with:
>
>     C-u C-x v l <REV> RET
>     followed by hitting `D` on the first element to see the diff

That sounds like a nice command indeed, but I still just want a
convenient way to display a single commit when somebody says "fixed in
<id>" in an email.  :-)

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