git log --patch for a particular file
- From
- Victor Porton <porton.victor@gmail.com>
- Date
- Oct 16, 2023, 10:20 UTC
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- <75545e1c-ce62-4b49-983e-1e7b1afb2fab@gmail.com>
I want this:
git log --patch -- server/src/api/docs.py
to print changes only for the file server/src/api/docs.py.
Currently, it in some reasons outputs nothing (this seems not to be an intended behavior and could be counted as a bug).
More generally, git log --patch -- A B C could log changes in files A, B, C (only).
It is questionable, whether to output commit information (commit hash, user email, etc.) for commits that don't change specified file(s). I would vote to indeed output this information, not to confuse the user about the order of commits.