By the end of a long day, it’s challenging (the say the least) to know everything that’s changed since your last commit. Add in a couple of project partners across time zones and you’re in for a long, disorienting scroll through the logs.
Good news is that it’s easier than you might think to see what changed in a specific commit.
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