Log

Shows the commit tree around your current commit. Running tw with no command is the same as tw log.

tw log

Output example:

@ #1v0 c/1v0 Pushed
| My first commit!
* #0v0 c/0v0 Submitted
| [Initialize]

@ marks your current commit. See 4. Create a commit for how to read each line.

Number of parents

By default, the tree starts 2 commits below the current one. Pass a number to start further down (at most 50):

tw log 10

--all (short form: -a) also shows previous versions of each commit and how they changed (amend, rebase, restore):

tw log --all

Since log is the default command, tw -a does the same.

 @ #1v1
├╯ commit 1
|* #1v0 --[amend]--> #1v1
├╯ commit 1
* #0v0 c/0v0 Submitted
| [Initialize]

--json prints the tree as JSON, which is useful for scripts and editor integrations:

tw log --json