In Subversion you can specify a range of versions to get an aggregate view of a series of commits. Is this possible in git? If so, how?
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In Subversion you can specify a range of versions to get an aggregate view of a series of commits. Is this possible in git? If so, how?
You can pass ranges of revisions using the .. (and …) operator.
instead of giving (abbreviated) SHA hashes, you can also denote revisions relative to branches and tags:
Have a look at the chapter ‘Specifying Revisions’ in the git-rev-parse manual page