Is it possible to run the log view with full commit messages (i.e. not --oneline)?

[rmacklin]

I know you can jump into an individual commit to view that specific commit's full message (along with its diff), but I'd like the ability to have a scrollable log view that (for all commits) shows the full commit messages (i.e. the summary line and the body, or at least the first N lines of the body) where we could still easily navigate to the next/previous commit and jump into one to see its diff. I didn't see a way to do this, but maybe I just missed it - please let me know if it's possible.

[CKolkey]

Log view - l l

Tab will expand/collapse individual commits, and c-k c-j will navigate up and down within the list, opening and closing as needed.

On the nightly branch, the folded content is a real vim fold, and you can operate on it using regular fold commands.

[rmacklin]

Gotcha, thanks!

I haven't tried the nightly branch yet but this is what I'm seeing on master:

Some feedback: As seen in the expanded commits there, it doesn't seem to render newlines in this view, though they are rendered correctly in the commit detail view:

This makes it difficult as a replacement for regular git log. Additionally, I'm less interested in the Author/AuthorDate and especially Commit/CommitDate information when expanding these given that the Author/AuthorDate information is already presented at the end of the first line and that I can pop into the detail view if I really want to see the Commit/CommitDate information. IMO it would be ideal if we could configure the --pretty= flag as one of the Formatting options:

Is that something you've considered and decided against? (Or is that another thing that's already improved in the nightly branch?)