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ebrown_1
14 years agoSmartBear Alumni (Retired)
Ryan,
Sorry that no one has answered your question yet! Yes, you can do this by generating a debug log (which we commonly use to debug issues) and examining the output. Use the --debug option to do this (i.e., ccollab --debug ...). This creates a ccollab.log file in the current directory. Just grep it for git and you'll see the commands issued.
Eric
Sorry that no one has answered your question yet! Yes, you can do this by generating a debug log (which we commonly use to debug issues) and examining the output. Use the --debug option to do this (i.e., ccollab --debug ...). This creates a ccollab.log file in the current directory. Just grep it for git and you'll see the commands issued.
Eric
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