I want to capture the commit messages between two tags. Like, I create a tag in my repo, then commit some files and then add a tag. So, in between these tags, I want to capture those commit messages. All this is suppose to be done using grgit, the gradle git plugin :
Currently, I can see the logs by using the log operation of grgit plugin like this:
def log = grgit.log()
log.each { l ->
logger.lifecycle("ID: $l.id, Author: $l.author, FullMessage: $l.fullMessage")
}
Now, the above method gives me an entire list of logs but I just want between two tags.I am sure, in order to see the logs between two tags, I will have to apply a for loop in place of each and give starting point as tagA and end point as tagB. But I am not so sure how to achieve that correctly. Any pointers!
Per the documentation of Grgit for the log operation, you could do something like this:
def log = grgit.log {
range 'tagA', 'tagB'
}