After I commit to master I run several CI that tag the commit they finished successfully. Say I have two CI - unit tests and integration tests that both create tags on the commit. Say unittest-signoff/{number} and integrationtest-signoff/{number}, where {number} is autoincremental number to assure uniqueness.
if I execute git log -n1 --tags="unittest-signoff" this will give me the most recent commit that is already signed off from unit tests. Same for git log -n1 --tags="integrationtest-signoff"
My question is, what command will give me the most recent commit that has both tags at the same time.
git log lets you choose which decorations to look at, so this should serve:
git log --no-walk --tags --pretty=%H\ %d --decorate-refs=refs/tags/*-signoff \
| grep integrationtest-signoff | grep -m1 unittest-signoff