Just out of curiosity I want to see the total amounts of insertions, deletions and other modifications on my GIT repository since it was first created.
Similar to git log --stat but for all commits.
Anyone know how to do this?
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2`ORIG_HEAD` isn't since the creation, it's just since the last thing that would've moved the head (e.g. a reset, rebase, or merge operation will set `ORIG_HEAD` before it begins).
Dustin
2010-04-09 04:41:00
Thank you for the clarification. Would you happen to know if there is a keyword that references the first commit? I feel like I'm running circles around the documentation trying to find a section that would tell me either way.
awgy
2010-04-10 05:52:02
+1
A:
Just find the SHA1 of the first commit in your repository. One way to do that would be to run git log --graph --pretty=oneline -- the last line you see should be the first commit in the repository. Take that SHA1 and run
git diff --stat <SHA1>..
also, possibly interesting, may be
git shortlog -s
You may also find gitstat interesting.
Pat Notz
2010-04-09 13:03:28