This is driving me crazy, as it's very easy on gitk (just gitk the/file) but I am not able to do it on gitg which I really like to see the history.
It's not a well documented tool.
This is driving me crazy, as it's very easy on gitk (just gitk the/file) but I am not able to do it on gitg which I really like to see the history.
It's not a well documented tool.
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Short answer, no it can't do that (in v0.0.6).
gitg claims:
Your best bet is the command line
git log <file>orgitk <file>