To see the author and commit date, do the following in terminal:
git log --pretty=fuller
Need to change the author date and the commit date on your last git commit?
Do the following in terminal:
git commit --amend --date='Fri Jan 20 14:00:29 2017 -0700' GIT_COMMITTER_DATE="Fri Jan 20 14:00:29 2017 -0700" git commit --amend
To see what your git times look like, do a git log --author='your author name' to see the format and your timezone. The timezone in the above example is -0700
To see what your author name is (for 'your author name') run git config user.name
For older commits, do the following (using the <hash> that’s right before the commit you wish to edit):
git rebase -i <hash>
Then, at the one you want to commit, change pick to edit and exit edit mode. Follow the instructions above and when you’re done run git rebase --continue
Double check with git log --pretty=fuller
You’re all set!
