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Allow customization of git module's date and commit formats

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The existing format for commit logs will remain the default, but
this change allows customization of the `--date=format:` and
`--pretty=format:` arguments passed to `git log`. For example, I
prefer having the time of day a commit was made, and having the
time in front, which can now be done with these options:
```
    git:
      dateFormat: "%H:%M %d %b %y"
      commitFormat: "[forestgreen]%h [grey]%cd [white]%s [grey]%an[white]"
```
(sorry, this doesn't update documentation - if you let me know
what files to edit for those and how to "build" the docs to update
them, I can try to do that better in future changes)
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Bryan Austin 2018-06-15 14:19:26 -07:00
parent 55be452120
commit 23783c4e90
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git/git_repo.go
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@ -52,7 +52,13 @@ func (repo *GitRepo) changedFiles() []string {
func (repo *GitRepo) commits() []string { func (repo *GitRepo) commits() []string {
numStr := fmt.Sprintf("-n %d", Config.UInt("wtf.mods.git.commitCount", 10)) numStr := fmt.Sprintf("-n %d", Config.UInt("wtf.mods.git.commitCount", 10))
arg := []string{repo.gitDir(), repo.workTree(), "log", "--date=format:\"%b %d, %Y\"", numStr, "--pretty=format:\"[forestgreen]%h [white]%s [grey]%an on %cd[white]\""} dateFormat := Config.UString("wtf.mods.git.dateFormat", "%b %d, %Y")
dateStr := fmt.Sprintf("--date=format:\"%s\"", dateFormat)
commitFormat := Config.UString("wtf.mods.git.commitFormat", "[forestgreen]%h [white]%s [grey]%an on %cd[white]")
commitStr := fmt.Sprintf("--pretty=format:\"%s\"", commitFormat)
arg := []string{repo.gitDir(), repo.workTree(), "log", dateStr, numStr, commitStr}
cmd := exec.Command("git", arg...) cmd := exec.Command("git", arg...)
str := wtf.ExecuteCommand(cmd) str := wtf.ExecuteCommand(cmd)