Weekly Commit Summary Command

To summarize git commits for a standup, you can automate aggregating your personal commits across multiple repositories into a concise update grouped by feature or topic. The tool reads local git configuration to identify your author information and fetches changes from specified branches over a chosen time window.

You can generate a weekly git commit report by pulling your personal commits over the last seven days and grouping the changes by topic or feature for quick reading. This automated process excludes merge commits to ensure the summary only reflects actual development progress.

Yes, you can specify a custom time range when summarizing commits from local repositories using expressions like '14 days' or a specific date. If no time range is provided, the summary defaults to the last seven days of commit history.

Yes, the commit summary tool excludes merge commits from your report to focus on actual code changes. It also flags any unmerged feature-branch commits as not yet merged to keep your standup update accurate.

The tool identifies your personal commits by reading your local git configuration to extract author information, then filters the commit history from specified branches to match that identity. This ensures the report only includes your individual contributions.