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

Search commit messages in all branches

This command searches through the commit messages in all branches of the repository for any occurrences of <searchterm>.

It displays the commit logs that match the search term specified, helping to quickly locate relevant changes or notes.

Variations include using -i for a case-insensitive search, -n <number> to limit the number of results, and combining with --author=<name> to filter commits by a specific author.

Specific examples:

git log --all --grep='carousel'

git log
git log -<number>
git log --all -- <filepath>
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 -p
git log <commitA>..<commitB>

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

`git log`

`git log -<number>`

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

`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 -p`

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