I'm a programmer from China, and I have a question when I use git, that I can't get the push time of the code. git seems to only log commit times. For example, if a colleague of mine commits the code to the local repository on Sunday, and does not push it to the remote repository until next Tuesday. As an operation and maintenance, if I pull on Monday, I will not get any updates. Wait until I do a pull on Tuesday and I'll get an update. But I found that git log records the commit time and the date is Sunday. Unless the developer tells me that he pushes on a Tuesday, I won't know when he pushes. In response to this question, please answer it, or record the push time on git. I think this may be easy to implement and necessary. Looking forward to your answers. thank you very much.
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