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Often(but not always) after using the git log command, : are shown on my terminal window and it just becomes unresponsive
The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are InHow can I view a git log of just one user's commits?Git Log in ZSH Terminalquitting git log from a bash scriptgit pull - can't submit merge messageJenkins Release artifact job running on Windows fails in Git push commandwhy do it get : when i press git log commandGit for windows not opening after updateSourceTree custom action doesn't work but works through Git terminal windowAfter Git Revert command I can't use the command line / gitHow can I see git log in AOSP (Android Open Source Project) after repo sync done?
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I tried searching on the web and here on Stackoverflow but can't seem to find a similar problem/ solution. I'm not exactly sure on how to word this problem, so i've added an image link. I get this problem often but not always-after using the ' git log' command. When I try to close the terminal, the error dialogue box pops up.
Image 1: Screenshot of the terminal screen. I can't type anything after the : at the very bottom
Image 2: Error dialogue box pop-up when I try to close the terminal
git pager
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I tried searching on the web and here on Stackoverflow but can't seem to find a similar problem/ solution. I'm not exactly sure on how to word this problem, so i've added an image link. I get this problem often but not always-after using the ' git log' command. When I try to close the terminal, the error dialogue box pops up.
Image 1: Screenshot of the terminal screen. I can't type anything after the : at the very bottom
Image 2: Error dialogue box pop-up when I try to close the terminal
git pager
add a comment |
I tried searching on the web and here on Stackoverflow but can't seem to find a similar problem/ solution. I'm not exactly sure on how to word this problem, so i've added an image link. I get this problem often but not always-after using the ' git log' command. When I try to close the terminal, the error dialogue box pops up.
Image 1: Screenshot of the terminal screen. I can't type anything after the : at the very bottom
Image 2: Error dialogue box pop-up when I try to close the terminal
git pager
I tried searching on the web and here on Stackoverflow but can't seem to find a similar problem/ solution. I'm not exactly sure on how to word this problem, so i've added an image link. I get this problem often but not always-after using the ' git log' command. When I try to close the terminal, the error dialogue box pops up.
Image 1: Screenshot of the terminal screen. I can't type anything after the : at the very bottom
Image 2: Error dialogue box pop-up when I try to close the terminal
git pager
git pager
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It is a sign of pager
. You can disable it by git config --global core.pager ""
for good, or git -c core.pager="" log
or git --no-pager log
for once.
But it's not a good idea to disable it in case the output is lengthy. When you see ":", you can press q to quit, or press arrow keys, page up, page down to navigate the output. Input /keyword
and press enter to search the output for the keyword.
Besides, you can use the options like -3
, --oneline
to limit the output of git log
.
The less
in the 2nd image is one of the pagers. It's the default pager Git uses.
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It is a sign of pager
. You can disable it by git config --global core.pager ""
for good, or git -c core.pager="" log
or git --no-pager log
for once.
But it's not a good idea to disable it in case the output is lengthy. When you see ":", you can press q to quit, or press arrow keys, page up, page down to navigate the output. Input /keyword
and press enter to search the output for the keyword.
Besides, you can use the options like -3
, --oneline
to limit the output of git log
.
The less
in the 2nd image is one of the pagers. It's the default pager Git uses.
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It is a sign of pager
. You can disable it by git config --global core.pager ""
for good, or git -c core.pager="" log
or git --no-pager log
for once.
But it's not a good idea to disable it in case the output is lengthy. When you see ":", you can press q to quit, or press arrow keys, page up, page down to navigate the output. Input /keyword
and press enter to search the output for the keyword.
Besides, you can use the options like -3
, --oneline
to limit the output of git log
.
The less
in the 2nd image is one of the pagers. It's the default pager Git uses.
add a comment |
It is a sign of pager
. You can disable it by git config --global core.pager ""
for good, or git -c core.pager="" log
or git --no-pager log
for once.
But it's not a good idea to disable it in case the output is lengthy. When you see ":", you can press q to quit, or press arrow keys, page up, page down to navigate the output. Input /keyword
and press enter to search the output for the keyword.
Besides, you can use the options like -3
, --oneline
to limit the output of git log
.
The less
in the 2nd image is one of the pagers. It's the default pager Git uses.
It is a sign of pager
. You can disable it by git config --global core.pager ""
for good, or git -c core.pager="" log
or git --no-pager log
for once.
But it's not a good idea to disable it in case the output is lengthy. When you see ":", you can press q to quit, or press arrow keys, page up, page down to navigate the output. Input /keyword
and press enter to search the output for the keyword.
Besides, you can use the options like -3
, --oneline
to limit the output of git log
.
The less
in the 2nd image is one of the pagers. It's the default pager Git uses.
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