[HCoop-Help] gitweb question

[Michael Olson]

Adam Megacz <megacz at hcoop.net> writes:

> Michael Olson <mwolson at hcoop.net> writes:
>>> See how there are commits from 2008-06-09 appearing right above
>>> commits from "14 hours ago" (I guess that will read differently by the
>>> time you see this).
>
>> Probably because the commit itself has the wrong date.
>> git show d020e44a27745001cc0c9826fa3aee629da25d43
>> to see what date git has for both authorship and committing itself.
>
> Hrm, I don't quite understand.  The "git show" command gives "Sun Jan
> 11 00:18:39 2009", which appears to agree with "4 days ago".  Do you
> see a different date somewhere for that commit?
>
> What confuses me is why commits from 2008-06-12 appear above that one
> (and commits from 2008-03-09 appear below it).  Aren't they sorted by
> date?

No, sorting is done "in reverse chronological order starting at the
given commit(s), taking ancestry relationship into account."

See the man page for git-rev-list, which is what gitweb calls.

-- 
Michael Olson
HCoop System Administrator
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