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Git Log

Two git log commands I use to see a repo's full history: a one-line graph of every branch with --oneline --graph --all, and the full-message version.

Muhammad Raza · 1 min read #git

Here’s a command for viewing the entire git log of a repo, one line per commit:

terminal
git log --decorate --graph --oneline --all

If you want the full commit messages instead of one-liners, run this:

terminal
git log --decorate --graph --all

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