It is used to denote two specific states of the file lakshay.txt. As you can see Git has marked a/lakshay.txt and b/lakshay.txt in the first line. Diff in Git to tell you about the difference between the file that the HEAD is pointing to (By Default). But since we have encountered it here, let me briefly tell you about it. Although it would not be correct to define this here as it will be discussed in detail in Git Diff tutorial. There is also a second part to the output that the command gave us: The first part of the git show command that has been marked in the image is similar to the git log command but points towards the HEAD. In this case, I created a new file called " lakshay.txt" ( touch command) and wrote a simple line in it and committed the changes. The commit to which HEAD is pointing is the last commit of the last branch that you were working on. Difference between the versions of the file to which HEAD is pointing.A slight difference is that the git show command shows you two things: Git show also presents you the output in the same format as we studied in the git log tutorial. Git Show command is similar to git log in terms of output. In this tutorial we will be covering the following: We will provide you with a Git Cheatsheet once we are done with the important concepts in Git. Please note that these commands are specific to Git Log only.
In this tutorial, we will enhance the git log command to view Git History and present to you some very useful and most used Git Log Commands.
The above said commands are the most important things in Git. After doing all of the above, we have got a very familiar idea about working in Git. Since in the last few chapters we have gone through learning about how to add and track changes to staging, commit changes in git and seeing the git logs.
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