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Can I get git log to print the history in reverse order?

I recently learned that I can get hg log to print the history in reverse order with:

hg log -r :

So of course I tried:

git log -r :

Well, it didn't work. So what is the command to do the same thing in git?

+4  A: 

Try git log --reverse.

Makis  2010-05-09 19:16:40
Hehe, nice. :) I feel stupid.
Erik B  2010-05-09 19:30:49
Note that e.g. `git log -10 --reverse` would get 10 **last** commits *then* reverse list.
Jakub Narębski  2010-05-09 20:16:55

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