git log --oneline --graph

This commend is a variant of git log that simplifies the default output by printing each commit on a single line, making it easier to get an overview of the repository's history.

Adding the --graph flag visualizes the history in ASCII graph format, depicting branches and merges. This command does not take any arguments.

Moreover, --oneline is a shorthand for --pretty=oneline --abbrev-commit, where --pretty=oneline displays the commit information in a single line and --abbrev-commit abbreviates the commit hash.

`git log --oneline --graph`

`git log`

`git log -<number>`

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

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

`git log --oneline`

`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>`