git log -p - Git Examples

By using the -p flag (for "patch"), this command displays the actual changes made in each commit, allowing you to review the differences introduced by each commit in detail.

Possible variations include:

Using the --stat flag instead of -p to display detailed statistics about the changes introduced in each commit.
Adding the --graph flag to include an ASCII art representation of the commit history graph and the branch names.
Using the --pretty=format flag to customize the log output format in various ways, such as specifying placeholders for commit details.
Specifying a limit to the number of commits displayed, using the -n or --max-count flag followed by the desired number of commits to show.

`git log -p`

`git log`

`git log -<number>`

`git log --all -- <filepath>`

`git log --all --grep=<searchterm>`

`git log --oneline`

`git log --oneline --graph`

`git log ..<branchname>`

`git log --author=<author>`

`git log --since=<date_or_time>`

`git log --pretty=format:<format_string>`

`git log --show-signature`

`git log <commitA>..<commitB>`