How to use Git Show In GIT

Using Git Diff

The git diff command is the primary tool for comparing differences between revisions....

Using Git Log

The git log command can also be used to list files changed in commits between two revisions....

Using Git Difftool

If you prefer using a graphical tool to see the differences, you can use git difftool....

Using Git Show

To see the files changed in a specific commit, you can use git show....

Identify the Revisions

Determine the commit references (hashes or branch names) representing the two revisions you want to compare. You can use git log to view the commit history and find the appropriate references....

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....

View the Differences

After running the git diff command, Git will display the differences between the files changed in the two revisions. The output will show the changes made to each file, including additions, deletions, and modifications....

Optional: View Unified Diff

You can use the -u or –unified option to display the differences in a unified diff format, which provides more context around the changes....

Review and Analyze Changes

Analyze the differences shown in the output to understand the changes made between the two revisions. You can review the added, deleted, and modified lines to gain insight into the differences....