Is there an analog to Wikipedia's "Recent Changes" page, for GitHub wikis? That is, not to display the history for one page, but to show the history across the entire wiki?

• The best way is to clone the wiki as a git repo onto your local machine, and then use git log and its variants to look at the various commits.
  • git log --name-only shows you which commits touched which pages
• The next best way is to look at the .../_history page.
  • Currently the only way to interact with the page is to click the checkbox on either one or two revisions, and then click the "compare revisions" button (example).
  • But it feels very clunky and less-featureful than almost any other history page.
    • Only limited portions of history are visible on each page, and it's not possible to compare revisions on other "newer" / "older" pages of history without modifying the .../_compare/... URL by hand.
    • aside — I did a long search of all of GitHub's public repos, and I couldn't find the source code that produces this page.