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GitLucky 🍀
Amends the last git commit to have the desired SHA-1 prefix.
This is done by searching for negative deltas to the author and commit timestamps such that the resulting commit hash starts with a given prefix. The longer the prefix, the more time it will take to find a match.
Installation
Install as a global tool on your computer with:
$ dotnet tool install -g GitLucky
Usage
gitlucky <prefix>
Where <prefix> is the desired commit SHA prefix, in hex.
Example
$ git log --oneline -1
cd1e69a (HEAD -> master) Most recent commit
$ gitlucky 123456
128,161,098 hashes in 27,286 ms (4,696,812/sec)
Match found
$ git log --oneline -1
1234560 (HEAD -> master) Most recent commit
Disclaimer
This is just for fun. Use it at your own risk.
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