Hi On Mon, Oct 16, 2023, at 12:20, Victor Porton wrote: > I want this: > > git log --patch -- server/src/api/docs.py > > to print changes only for the file server/src/api/docs.py. That's how it works for me. > Currently, it in some reasons outputs nothing (this seems not to be an > intended behavior and could be counted as a bug). Does it output nothing on *merge* commits? That's intended. Try using `-m` as well. https://stackoverflow.com/a/37801468/1725151 > 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. You can customize the output with `--format=`. > More generally, > git log --patch -- A B C > could log changes in files A, B, C (only). If I name two files I only get commits that touch any of those files. And diffs only for them. -- Kristoffer Haugsbakk
