what does “” mean in `--pretty=“”` of git log

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what does "" mean here?

I checked --pretty=format but found no --pretty="".

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I learned a new option --pretty=""

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what does "" mean here?

I checked --pretty=format but found no --pretty="".

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I learned a new option --pretty=""

$ git log --pretty=""  --name-only

Algorithms/GrokkingAlgorithms/grokkingAlgorithms.md

Untitled.md

_manual.md

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what does "" mean here?

I checked --pretty=format but found no --pretty="".

edited Nov 19 at 11:53

bolov

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asked Nov 19 at 9:52

avirate

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I learned a new option --pretty=""

$ git log --pretty=""  --name-only

Algorithms/GrokkingAlgorithms/grokkingAlgorithms.md

Untitled.md

_manual.md

drafts.md

what does "" mean here?

I checked --pretty=format but found no --pretty="".

git

edited Nov 19 at 11:53

bolov

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asked Nov 19 at 9:52

avirate

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edited Nov 19 at 11:53

bolov

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avirate

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bolov

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edited Nov 19 at 11:53

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bolov

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--pretty="" defines the output format to "". This means that for each commit you just get an empty string "" as output.

The overall effect of your command is that you see a list of the changed files but without the rest of the information about a commit (like for example commit ID, author, date, commit text).

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--pretty="" defines the output format to "". This means that for each commit you just get an empty string "" as output.

The overall effect of your command is that you see a list of the changed files but without the rest of the information about a commit (like for example commit ID, author, date, commit text).

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