Post #1675455

Qapla' ! Custom Git log formats, Markdown, Pandoc are your friends: ``` git log --patch --pretty=format:"\`\`\`%n%n# Commit %h %s%n%n+ Author :: %an%n+ Email :: %ae%n+ Date :: %ad%n+ Long Commit :: %H%n%n Commit Mesage%n%n\`\`\`%n%s%n%b\`\`\`%n%n Code Difference%n\`\`\`%n" \ | sed '1d' \ | sed '$a```\n' \ | pandoc --from=markdown --to=html5 --table-of-contents --standalone \ --metadata=title:"Git Log for " > -logs.html ``` where `` is the students registration number, and `` are paths to files I am interested in. Caveats: + log format is *just* for logs, so too is `--output`. So if you want to include code changes then you need to capture `stdout`; + capturing patches means you need to have a leading end delimiter and a trailing start deliminter; + `sed` magic removes the first leading end delimiter, and inserts a final end delimiter; + markdown/commonmark to insert raw html for foldable summaries of commit message and code diff + pandoc to get standalone html files and tocs