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That doesn't really fix it :)
I think it's annoying to need to copy/paste a URL instead of seeing it directly on your terminal screen.

there'd be a couple solutions:

  1. use github's api to get the info from github if possible
  2. use sudo -iu ebuser git blame
  3. present "solution" with git config
  4. create a temporary bare clone where you can run git blame on

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ok, I rolled back who_install.sh then, and instead introduced another script

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I'd suggest keeping the old behavior, that is : having the answer in the terminal, and adding a link as extra.
Filtering by year makes the script almost instantaneous. We could add an argument to filter by 2017, 2020, or all ?

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I think it's annoying to need to copy/paste a URL instead of seeing it directly on your terminal screen.

I just hold Command and click on the URL, nothing to copy/paste, it opens in the browser

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The sorting can be fixed with: sort -rV -k4

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The sorting can be fixed with: sort -rV -k4

uh ?

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To sort decreasingly the dates, and show who installed it most recently first

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To sort decreasingly the dates, and show who installed it most recently first

There's no such sorting in the new script

@mboisson mboisson changed the title Fix who installed Introduce "install_logs.sh" Feb 13, 2023
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