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Git - print changes between specific commits (print changed lines using git-diff)

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In this short article, we would like to show how to print changes between specific commits.

Quick solution:

Hint: use git log --oneline command to see commits.

 

Practical example

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Let's suppose we get commit list using git log --oneline:

Let's suppose we want to check changes between commmits: f44a5df0 and e259699e:

Example output:

Git diff result on a specific commits.
Git diff result on a specific commits.

As we can see there are only some changes related to title update.

 

See also

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  1. Git - print local changes in specific file (print changed lines)

References

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  1. git-diff - Git Docs

Alternative titles

  1. Git - print diff between specific commits (print changed lines)
  2. Git - print differences between specific commits (print changed lines)
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