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How to Use Git to See Recent Changes in a Specified Time Periodby@smpnjn
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How to Use Git to See Recent Changes in a Specified Time Period

by Johnny Simpson2mAugust 29th, 2022
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Git log allows you to view the last 2 weeks of changes to your repository. The date for the `--since` variable can be given like `2 weeks ago, 1 year ago, or 2 months ago or 5 days ago. You can also use ISO timestamps, such as `2022:32:12-03-03:00' The only difference between `git whatchanged` and `git log` is that it shows all files in a change by default. Other Git Log Options can add more information to the log.
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