The "timeline" command:

Usage: fossil timeline ?WHEN? ?CHECKIN|DATETIME? ?OPTIONS?

Print a summary of activity going backwards in date and time specified or from the current date and time if no arguments are given. The WHEN argument can be any unique abbreviation of one of these keywords:

before
after
descendants | children
ancestors | parents

The CHECKIN can be any unique prefix of 4 characters or more. You can also say "current" for the current version.

DATETIME may be "now" or "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS.SSS". If in year-month-day form, it may be truncated, the "T" may be replaced by a space, and it may also name a timezone offset from UTC as "-HH:MM" (westward) or "+HH:MM" (eastward). Either no timezone suffix or "Z" means UTC.

Options:

-n|--limit N

If N is positive, output the first N entries. If N is negative, output the first -N lines. If N is zero, no limit. Default is -20 meaning 20 lines.

-p|--path PATH

Output items affecting PATH only. PATH can be a file or a sub directory.

--offset P

skip P changes

--sql

Show the SQL used to generate the timeline

-t|--type TYPE

Output items from the given types only, such as: ci = file commits only e = technical notes only t = tickets only w = wiki commits only

-v|--verbose

Output the list of files changed by each commit and the type of each change (edited, deleted, etc.) after the check-in comment.

-W|--width N

Width of lines (default is to auto-detect). N must be either greater than 20 or it ust be zero 0 to indicate no limit, resulting in a single line per entry.

-R REPO_FILE

Specifies the repository db to use. Default is the current checkout's repository.