There are three commits in total, such as,
history_commit_a
history_commit_b
history_commit_c
Among them, 50 files in history_commit_b have been modified, and the file names are
history_commit_b_file1
history_commit_b_file2
history_commit_b_file3
.
.
.
Wait.
Then the question comes. If I want to see what changes have occurred in history_commit_b_file50 in history_commit_b, use directly:
git show history_commit_b;
Git will list the changes in all files at once. Can you use the command to control git to only display the changes in the history_commit_b_file50 files in history_commit_b, but not the changes in the history_commit_b_file1...history_commit_b_file49 files?
gitk history_commit_b_file50
git show history_commit_b history_commit_b_file50