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GIT - 4.7 Commit tailes with Log and Show

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In this video, I will show you the validation history with Git Log. I am currently in my terminal in the restitory test, if I do a Git status as you have just made a commit we have a clean work repertoire. So there is nothing in Commit. To prove to you that all the changes we have just made are in the Git rest we can use the git log command to make our validation list if I type Git log as this, press Entrance, Git responds with all the commits part of this restitory. It begins with the validation identifier and then we committed and identifier. After the validation identifiers we have the author who is just month followed by the date then our validation message in this case we received our multi-line validation message that we entered using our text editor We can get similar information using the Git Show command as this and it displays the latest committee and a DIF containing all the changes.