#jasoncodes

Teacher: @jasoncodes

Sometimes, when you're being a responsible team member and developer, you'll be in the position of having to read a bunch of other people's commits. If your team codes well, they will be finely grained and in reverse chronological order, but scrolling from the bottom of a lessed git log -p is not my favourite way of reading code.

Enter git log --reverse. Use this in conjunction with ranged commit hash arguments and -p to reverse the order of a series of commits while viewing the modifications.

For example:

$ git log --reverse -p origin/master..HEAD $ git log --reverse -p e1c21f8..a8d733b