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Published on 2009-08-25
When I am working with git, I find it useful to take a quick look at the log. The default git log command doesn't show the actual modified/added/deleted files. You can use the following command for that:
$ git log --pretty --stat or $ git log --pretty=format:"[%h] %ae, %ar: %s" --stat
I found the latter in one of Alex Young's tweets.
If you have any favorite git log formats, please feel free to mention them in a comment.