Reputation: 2736
How do I find all the history of the files that were tracked inside a git project including the deleted ones, I mean like the bIrds eye view of the project files because right now with the current status of the project, I think I have to just move all these into a new project folder.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 96
Reputation: 8428
If you have committed all your changes and you want to show only commit messages. Use:
git log --oneline -- path/to/folder
If you want to state the file(s) that have been modified and the number of lines that have been added/removed with the summary of modified files and lines that been added/removed. Use:
git log --stat -- path/to/folder
If you want to display info about the location of lines that have been modified with actual changes. Use
git log -p -- path/to/folder
Note: p stand for patch
flag.
If you want to view a specific commit among those of the commit of the specific folder. Use git show:
git show sha-of-the-specific-commit
Now if you want to stat changes that have not been committed yet. You can use:
git diff -- path/to/folder
I hope it is helpful!
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 1565
Please use below command, in addition add -p to the below command to see the changes in the files.
git log -- path/to/folder
git log -- path/to/folder/*
if you want to use a graphic tool, such as gitk:
gitk -- path/to/folder
Upvotes: 2