tmd log

Displays the git commit history for a specific object file. Wraps git log --follow to track history across renames.

Usage

tmd log <object-id>

Supports prefix matching — you can omit the ULID suffix if the prefix uniquely identifies an object. If a prefix matches multiple objects, an interactive picker is shown.

Example output

commit a1b2c3d (HEAD -> main)
Author: Alice <alice@example.com>
Date:   Sat Mar 29 2026

    update book properties

commit e4f5g6h
Author: Alice <alice@example.com>
Date:   Fri Mar 28 2026

    add clean-code book

Compact output

tmd log --oneline book/clean-code

Shows each commit on a single line with abbreviated hash and subject.

Edge cases

• Vault not in a git repository — exits with error: “vault is not inside a git repository”
• Object with no commits — displays: “no commits found for this object”
• Renamed object — --follow tracks history across file renames