When you run a command in Git Extensions, it pops up a window and shows you the git command line that it invokes along with the resulting output. This is handy but sometimes I close the window before I realize that I wanted to look at the details of the output. Does Git Extensions log this output anywhere by default or can it be configured to?
Looks like there is no such functionality. You can see the commands issued by Git Extensions from `Help-Gitcommand log'. I guess storing the outputs as well would be too heavy, as the results can be quite lengthy - think of the "Limit number of commits that will be loaded startup" setting. I have a value of 10000 there, and there will be at least that many lines in the output when I just open the program.