What command is used to display the commit log with changes introduced by each commit?

Posted by DavidLee

Last Updated: July 08, 2024

You can use the git log command along with the -p option to display the commit log along with the changes introduced by each commit. The command is:

git log -p

This command will show the commit history, and for each commit, it will display the differences (diffs) introduced by that commit. You can also add other options to customize the output, such as --stat for a summary of changes or --oneline for a more concise view. For example:

git log -p --stat

This will display each commit with a summary of changed files and the actual changes made.

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