> A while ago, github replaced the pagination on their commits page to be based on a git commit ID instead of a page number. After that change, it made it a lot more difficult to find the oldest commit in a large repo
git log has a reverse option to reverse the order of commits displayed. You can also provide a commit reference like HEAD~10 to get the 10th ancestor from the head commit.
Does Github have a way to specify URL parameters to achieve something similar?
git log has a reverse option to reverse the order of commits displayed. You can also provide a commit reference like HEAD~10 to get the 10th ancestor from the head commit.
Does Github have a way to specify URL parameters to achieve something similar?