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Is there a way in GitHub to see all commits to any repo in an organization since a given date, or just in date order?
I've written a blog post about this.
I ended up writing a Jupyter notebook to find all my local git repos, list the commits since the date I'm interested in, and display them in a table.
https://checkmyworking.com/posts/2023/07/finding-all-my-recent-git-commits/
@christianp This should display all commits in descending chronological order, just replace YOUR_ORG in the URL with the organisation you want to view:
https://github.com/search?q=org%3AYOUR_ORG&type=commits&s=committer-date&o=desc
@mikesheldon thank you!!!
I can't work out how to use boolean operators in the query to exclude the big repos I've already looked at, but I can just scroll through this
@christianp You're welcome! I think you should be able to add:
-repo:YOUR_ORG/YOUR_REPO
to the search box to exclude a specific repository (and you can exclude multiple repositories by just adding the same term again with another repo name)
@christianp git log --reflog
But I don't know when the timeline ends...
@guetto that only works in a single repository, doesn't it?
@christianp Yes... I was thinking about scripting it. But you need a list of all the repos.
@guetto you know, that's not a bad idea! I have all the repos under the same directory locally, so I should just do that
@christianp Much more elaborated than I was thinking 
And a good example to matching expressions. Something I am very bad at. Is it a lack of imagination?