In this screencast we'll derive my git log format from scratch. It has one line per commit without sacrificing detail, with each field colorized and aligned in its own column. Along the way, we'll see a couple of command line tricks—column and various arguments to less—that haven't appeared in a screencast before. My gitconfig and githelpers files are both available on GitHub.
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