Tim Stoakes <tim@stoakes.net> writes:
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> Ah indeed, `git-svn log` does show the correct TZ. How annoying!
>
> My workflow is to work with native git as much as possible, and interact
> with svn as little as is required. This means I have to remember to run
> one command to see sane logs of git commits that happen to also be svn
> commits, and another one for the normal git commits. There is no
> transparency here.

You might find it convenient to set an alias in ~/gitconfig like:

    [alias]
            llog = log --date=local

The you can review commits in your TZ via 'git llog'.

+ seth

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