Git Commands (Track your changes Using Log and diff with Example)

git log Check your commit using this command in details

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Check your commit using this command (in short, just message)

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If you want to see just 1 Committed history then type git log -n 1

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Others Filter

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 Commit history between two commit

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 Others Log Formate 

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Search by commit message?

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git diff Shows file differences not yet staged

git diff --staged   Shows file differences between staging and the last file version

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suppose you have changed multiple files at a time. now want to see specific changes in a file