title: How can I exclude some tags from `git log`?
body: <p>I have a repository with an automated process that creates a lot of tags. Example:</p>
  
  <pre><code>* 5391e27 - (HEAD -&gt; master, origin/master) Add a webhook to notify Phabricator of builds (2 hours ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  * c380a48 - Retry downloading Selenium 3 times (2 hours ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  | * 542731c - (tag: phabricator/diff/962) Retry downloading Selenium 3 times (6 hours ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  |/
  * 59509a3 - (tag: phabricator/base/962) Notify only on "master" branch (7 hours ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  * 1504aa6 - Fix a few errors and omissions in README (7 hours ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  | * a52940d - (tag: phabricator/diff/959) Notify only on "master" branch (3 days ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  |/
  | * 25838f0 - (tag: phabricator/diff/958) Notify only on "master" branch (3 days ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  |/
  * d7b3f72 - (tag: phabricator/base/959, tag: phabricator/base/958) Execute arbitrary commands in the test container (3 days ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>Usually, I don't care about all these <code>phabricator/*/*</code> tags, so I'd like to see the log for all refs, <em>except</em> those. In other words, I want to see this:</p>
  
  <pre><code>* 5391e27 - (HEAD -&gt; master, origin/master) Add a webhook to notify Phabricator of builds (2 hours ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  * c380a48 - Retry downloading Selenium 3 times (2 hours ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  * 59509a3 - Notify only on "master" branch (7 hours ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  * 1504aa6 - Fix a few errors and omissions in README (7 hours ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  * d7b3f72 - Execute arbitrary commands in the test container (3 days ago) &lt;Phil Frost&gt;
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>I'd think this would do it:</p>
  
  <pre><code>git log --exclude='refs/tags/phabricator/*/*' --all
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>Unfortunately, <code>--exclude</code> seems to have no effect any way I try it. How can I see all refs in the git log, except some tags that match a pattern?</p>