To display the git logs in a single line, we use the command $ git log --oneline To display git logs in a single line with commit id, author name and date we can use $git log --pretty=format:"%h%x09%an%x09%aI%x09%s" For more variations of the command, you can refer to kernel.org.

As a developer, you may come across scenarios when you think that certain SPECIAL files should not be tracked in Git commits. As the first step, commit all changes in your repository and then add those SPECIAL files to .gitignore To remove a file (not delete) from getting tracked in your Git repository use: $ git rm --cached sampleconfig.txt To remove all files that is referenced in your .gitignore use: $ git rm -r --cached . (more…)