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How can I search for a certain commit based on message?

How can I search for a certain commit based on message?

This is a bit ridiculous, but I can't seem to find any way of search for a certain commit in my history based on the commit message. I know I did something in the past, and I need to know what it was. I know some of the contents of the commit message, so figured it should be easy to find with a tool like Atlassian SourceTree, but... is there really no search in this tool?

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In SourceTree for Windows, there is a search tab at the bottom of the page (File Status, Log / History, Search). Beside the search box is a dropdown to change whether you search by Commit Messages, File Changes, or Author.

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Oh, all the way down there. Hadn't even noticed those tabs were there O.o

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OMG, there is now also a Mac search! I had given up and then I found it on the left under the WORKSPACE thingy. Thanks.

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For more-recent builds it's in the left bar, not actually included in the History view (Sourcetree 3.3.4):

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I can't believe i missed that in the left-hand side.

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Quick-fire Search with Ctrl+3

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