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# All changes are tracked by the Git source code management system. If you
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# are not familiar with Git, you may view all commits using the command `git
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# log -p` or a graphical program like tig (or gitk for X window systems).
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#
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# The command `git shortlog` will give a summary of changes (the titles of
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# the commits with no patches), a bit more condensed than what you'd expect
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# in a changelog but more compact than the commands mentioned above.
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#
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# If you want changes between two revisions, append PREV..HEAD to the above
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# commands, where both PREV and HEAD are argumenst (e.g. git log -p
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# abc..123). If you want to diff two revisions, use `git diff` instead of
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# `git log`.
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#
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# Otherwise, please see the Git documentation for more information.
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