Junio C Hamano writes:
> ... If anything,
> perhaps such a description should go to "git help revisions", as it
> is not just "blame" but "log". "The dots notation is not about
> date-based cutoff, unlike the --since/--until options" is shared by
> all history traversal tools.
By this, I do not
Daniel Koning writes:
> The git-blame(1) man page says that the .. range specifier can be used
> to exclude changes "older than" a certain revision.
Thanks for spoting a loose-and-colloquial use of "older than" in the
doc. As you suspect, the document wanted the phrase to be understood
as "reac
The git-blame(1) man page says that the .. range specifier can be used
to exclude changes "older than" a certain revision. It goes on to say
that it collapses all lines "not changed since the range boundary" into
the boundary revision. This is the same thing --since= would
do, and the man page even
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