I learned a new git trick this morning. I wanted to update an acceptance test I wrote a few weeks back as part of a bug fix, but couldn't remember the file I modified. With a test suite of hundreds of files, there was no way I was going to comb through them all.
Instead, it's possible to show all files in a directory you changed with the following command
git log --since="1 month ago" --author="your-email@example.com" --name-only --pretty=format: --
Worked a treat.
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