I know that I can use git log to see the commits on the current branch. Is there a way to see all of my commits over some period of time? I'm working on a project with other developers and we meet regularly to give progress reports on our various efforts. Most of the time I'm working on a single branch, but often I'll have a PR in the queue and will begin another branch while I wait for a review. During our meetings, if I only worked on one branch, git log is an easy way to see what I've accomplished since the last meeting. But if I've worked on multiple branches, perhaps even three, since the last meeting, it would be nice if there were a command that listed only my commits across branches.

Note this project is hosted on GitHub, so maybe there's a way to do it there if not on the command line.

CodePudding user response：

You can do this on git CLI.

git fetch --all # to fetch all branch information from remote to local
git log --all --author="your_email"