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I am using Xcode 4.3. There are ways to see revision and diffs of a single file, but is there a way to see, for example, a commit yesterday at 3pm, for the list of files:
main.m
House.m
House.h
as well as the commit message, and clicking on each file will show the diffs for that file?
The best you can get is to go to Organizer → Repositories → Expand commit (click ▶) and click “(View Changes)” button. That will let you see diffs file by file, but not whole commit at the same time.
Use GitX, it’s much better at showing git history than Xcode — you’ll see per-commit diffs, as well as merges and branches.
Both can operate on the same repository at the same time.