I have use git blame and git log file.py to find changes, but is there a way to see the changes on a specific line on a file? For example: Line 84 on file index.html.
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Use `git blame
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is there a way to include the specific line I want to look in git command. Maybe something like. git blame
84. idk – irm Oct 14 '13 at 01:38 -
2The `-L
, – SaltyEgg Oct 14 '13 at 01:41` option specifies a line range to show. You can `man git-blame` for more info.
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Very simple:
git blame -L 84,84 index.html
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1this is a very direct and simple answer to a simple question - the duplicate is much more complicated, this just works – bdanin Feb 15 '18 at 03:25
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The question was wrongly marked as a duplicate. The correct answer to the other question involves `git log`, this one uses `git blame`. Two completely different commands that generate completely different output. – FelipeC Dec 13 '21 at 19:56