Git commit logs

[BlackCat2]

Hi,

You know how you can read what's added/modified in each revision for SVN. Is there an equivalent for Git or we have to pay attention to patch section to know what's been modified?

Thanks..

[VladimirMangos]

http://github.com/mangos/mangos/commits/master

[Wyk3d]

One of my favourite git tools is "gitk" which is a GUI that shows not only the revision log with all the changes but also you're local commits and uncommitted changes and it does this a lot faster than the equivalent SVN tools. Things like qgit and tig do the same but I haven't tried them yet.

[CrabClaw]

I see you can call gitk at the command line, ahhh

[leak]

Or gitq less ugly but also less powerful.