Like ls, but lists files' last git modification date

git-ls.sh

#! /bin/sh

# Like ls, but lists files' last git modification date
# Adapated from https://stackoverflow.com/a/73512835/3345085

# To easily create a git alias for this, import it into your git config by running:
# echo "git config --global alias.ls $(printf '%q' "`echo -n \!; cat ~/scripts/git-ls.sh`")" | bash -

for i in *; 
do 
  ls -ld $i | awk 'BEGIN { ORS="";} {print $1, $2, $3, $4; printf("%7s ",$5)}'; 
  gd=$(git log -1 --date=local --format="%ad" -- "$i"); 
  if [ -z "$gd" ] ;
  then printf " --------------------------- $i\n"; # no git date for this file
  else
    dfmt="%a %b %d %T %Y";
    printf "$(date -j -f "$dfmt" "$gd" "%+%Y") ";
    ls -d --color=always "$i"; 
  fi;
done