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git-changelog:tldr:79974
The git changelog --list
command is not a built-in Git command. It appears to be a custom command or an alias that someone might have created. Therefore, its functionality can vary depending on how it has been implemented.
In general, a "changelog" is a document that contains a list of notable changes for each version/release of a project, typically in reverse chronological order. It helps developers and users understand what changes have been made to the software over time.
The --list
option suggests that this command is used to retrieve a list of changelogs or versions. However, the specific behavior of this command would depend on the implementation details and could vary from one project to another.
To gain a better understanding of the purpose and functionality of git changelog --list
, you can refer to the project's documentation or seek information from the person or team who created or maintains the command.