If you can configure the git log command used, you could use mr to get the git-cal output for a group of repositories: ranging from all the repositories tied to a particular project or every repository you've ever written!
Something like: git cal --git-command="mr -c ~/.mrconfig-projectXYZ" which would call mr -c ~/.mrconfig-projectXYZ log [... rest of args ...]
If you can configure the
git logcommand used, you could use mr to get the git-cal output for a group of repositories: ranging from all the repositories tied to a particular project or every repository you've ever written!Something like:
git cal --git-command="mr -c ~/.mrconfig-projectXYZ"which would callmr -c ~/.mrconfig-projectXYZ log [... rest of args ...]