show

Basic Usage

1. Show a Specific Commit

   To display the details of a specific commit, use the commit hash:

   git show <commit_hash>

   This will show the commit message, author, date, and the changes made in the specified commit.

2. Show the Last Commit

   To display the details of the most recent commit, use:

   git show

   This will show the details of the last commit.

3. Show a Specific File in a Commit

   To display the changes made to a specific file in a commit, use:

   git show <commit_hash>:<file_path>

   This will show the changes made to the specified file in the given commit.

Examples

1. Show a Specific Commit

   git show abc123

   This command displays the details of the commit with hash abc123.

2. Show the Last Commit

   git show

   This command displays the details of the most recent commit.

3. Show Changes to a Specific File in a Commit

   git show abc123:src/main.c

   This command displays the changes made to src/main.c in the commit with hash abc123.

Using git show helps you inspect the details of commits and the changes made to files in your Git repository.