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Is there any way to see the git output produced by the most recent git command using vim-fugitive?

I know that there is :Git! but this is only useful if you know that you want to see results of a command before you issue it.

What do I do if I issued, say :Gpull, then vim shown no output, and I would, just in case, like to see what was the git command output, after I have called pull? (of course doing :Git! pull does not help, as the subsequent pull will produce a different output).

Thank you for helping.

Andrzej Wąsowski
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:Gpull will populate the quickfix window with the results of the pull. Use :copen to open the quickfix window and see the results. The quickfix window will automatically open if there are errors with the pull and/or you can use the quickfix commands to navigate the quickfix list.

  • :copen to open the quickfix window
  • :cclose to close the quickfix window
  • :cnext/:cprev to move to the next/previous item

Personally I use Tim Pope's unimpaired plugin to navigate the quickfix list.

For more information see:

:h :Gmerge
:h :Gpull
:h quickfix
:h :cope

Note: :Gpull has been changed to :G pull. The same goes for merge, fetch, and push, etc.

tmillr
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Peter Rincker
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