git log --since=<date_or_time>

This command displays commit logs in the current repository that have occurred since the specified date or time.

By using the --since flag followed by a date or time string in <date_or_time>, it filters the commit history to only show entries that happened after the provided value.

You can use various date formats such as '2 weeks ago', '2023-01-01', or 'yesterday'.

Other variations include using --after instead of --since which functions identically, or combining with flags like --until=<date_or_time> for a range, -n <count> to limit the number of commits, or --author=<name> to filter by a specific author.

Specific examples:

git log --since='2 weeks ago'
git log --since='2023-01-01'
git log --after='yesterday'

`git log --since=<date_or_time>`

`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 --pretty=format:<format_string>`

`git log --show-signature`

`git log -p`

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