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I am slowly using this tool daily and don't do alot of Python work daily.
When I use the following command:
✔ aw-dgurba /var/www/2014/research_mentorship_program/www > rash search --with-command-id --cwd-under . --time-after "1 week ago" "drush fu*"
5955 drush fu summer_session_dashboard -y
5979 drush fu summer_session_webform -y
5847 drush fu summer_session_applicant_record
6015 drush fu summer_session_applicant_record --version-increment -y
6016 drush fu summer_session_open_applications --version-increment -y
5862 drush fu summer_session_reminders -y
5848 drush fu summer_session_webform
6025 rash search --cwd-under . --time-after "1 week ago" "drush fu*"
I can see recent changes to modules in my drupal (Features) code I have used "drush features update (fu)" with. And I can see the command_id. Is there a way to see the MM-DD-YYYY of the command and not just it's ID? That way I could see what days or times I ran that command? I see the --format option but I'm not sure if that's what I want to try to use.
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Hi -- Thank you for this very useful tool.
I am slowly using this tool daily and don't do alot of Python work daily.
When I use the following command:
I can see recent changes to modules in my drupal (Features) code I have used "drush features update (fu)" with. And I can see the command_id. Is there a way to see the MM-DD-YYYY of the command and not just it's ID? That way I could see what days or times I ran that command? I see the --format option but I'm not sure if that's what I want to try to use.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: