I have some php files in a Folder A (which is a git project). In these php file I want to execute "git log" but for the folder B. Folder B is another git project (so log is different between A and B).
How I can do that with shell command ?
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A:
from, man git:
you can do it with the --git-dir parameter, before passing any commands.
git --git-dir=/foo/bar log
bad zeppelin
2010-09-22 12:26:29
I try it but it does not work :/
AurelienB
2010-09-22 17:30:51
You have to reference the `.git` directory. Try `git --git-dir=/foo/bar/.git log`.
mipadi
2010-09-22 18:29:16
sorry, my wrong you don't put the = between --git-dir and directory name. so it becomes git --git-dir /foo/bar log
bad zeppelin
2010-09-23 06:39:04