The Git Cheat Sheet. See all banches at once: git log -oneline -decorate -graph -all; Merging. When a merge is performed, the other branch.

About this site Patches, suggestions, and comments are welcome. Git is a member of Software Freedom ConservancySoftware Freedom Conservancy. GIT is the most widely used distributed open-source Version Control System that allows you to track and manage changes made to the files locally on your computer. However, the tool is so powerful and extensive enough to get lost in all the possible commands it has. Hence, based on my own experience, here’s a compilation of GIT cheat sheet. If you find git confusing, I created this little cheat sheet! Please, note that I voluntary skipped the basic commands like git commit, git pull/push.This cheat sheet is intended for an 'advanced' usage of git.

git log is an excellent command to view the history of commits in your project. There are a number of flags it can take to customize the output. These are some of my favorites.

Returns the entire history of the current branch of your project

Condensed view of git log. Displays only a truncated commit hash and the commit message.

Shows just the last 4 commits

Shows the files that were changed in each commit

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Shows the file diff in the log output

Shows commits in a date range

Git Log Cheat Sheet Printable

Shows commits where commit message contains a term

Shows commits just for a given file

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Shows commits where that term was added to a file. -S flag for text search; -G for regex search

Git Log Cheat Sheet Excel