Run the Diff Command
Once you have identified the commit references, use the git diff command to compare the files changed between the two revisions.
git diff <old_revision> <new_revision>
Replace <old_revision> and <new_revision> with the commit references representing the older and newer revisions, respectively.
How to Show Files Changed Between Two Revisions in Git?
To show files changed between two revisions in Git, you can use the git diff command with specific commit references. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
Table of Content
- Using Git Diff
- Using Git Log
- Using Git Difftool
- Using Git Show
- Identify the Revisions
- Run the Diff Command
- View the Differences
- Optional: View Unified Diff
- Review and Analyze Changes