“..” command, Double Dot Notation

Double Dot Notation

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The double dot method for specifying ranges looks like it sounds: 

git log b05022238cdf08..60f89368787f0e.

It’s tempting to think of this as saying “show me all commits after b05022238cdf08 up to and including 60f89368787f0e” and, if b05022238cdf08 is a direct ancestor of 60f89368787f0e, that’s exactly what it does.

git diff .. <file>

Example: 

git log <file>

.. get list of commits

git diff <commit_1>..<commit_2>  <file>

[root@ansible ansible]# git diff 6393..661f README.md

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index 24a5c99..6734a24 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -43,14 +43,18 @@ Exemples d'appel de la commande *ansible-playbook*
         ansible-playbook -i inventory/hosts -l staging playbook.yml


-Utilisation de Git
-===================
+Utilisation de commandes git
+==============================

 - git status
 - git add .
 - git commit . -m "commentaire"
 - git push
 - git pull
+- git tag <tag_name>
+- git push origin --tags
+- git log <file>
+- git diff <commit_1>..<commit_2> <file>