How do I get the time of when a git checkout command was issued?
Question
Is there a way to find what time a git checkout command was issued?
I did a git log but that is only showing me the commits. Not when I switched branches.
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5 ACCPTED 2016-05-03 20:28:49
Take a look at the reflog :
git reflog --pretty
Actually, it appears that the time shown via reflog --pretty is the time of the commit, but this will get you what I think you're looking for:
git reflog --date=iso
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