Activity log
The activity log is a local history of what GitPersona has done — a record of identity changes and profile actions you can review after the fact.
Overview
Each entry captures a timestamp, the action, and — where relevant — the profile and repository path involved. The log is stored locally on your machine.
What is recorded
Entries describe events such as:
- identity changes (which profile was applied, and to which repository),
- profile actions,
- rule-driven and automatic switches.
An entry records the timestamp, an action description, and optional profile and repository references — enough to answer "what changed, and when".
Viewing and purging
The activity log can be shown or hidden via a setting. You can purge history older than a chosen number of days to keep it tidy.
What is never recorded
Warning: The activity log never contains secrets. Tokens, passwords, and private key material are never written to it — only non-sensitive metadata about actions. See Credential storage for the full secret-handling model.