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Viewing Recent Commits

When working in an API repository, you can access the commit history by clicking the ‘Commits’ icon button in the upper left corner. This action opens a sidebar on the right side of the web portal displaying recent commits for the current group.

Recent commits sidebar view

Accessing Full Commit History

For a more comprehensive view, click “All Commits” to navigate to the complete commits list. This table view allows you to:

  • See all commits in chronological order
  • Switch between branches to view commits specific to different branches
  • Search and filter commits as needed

Complete commits list view

Examining Individual Commits

To inspect a specific commit in detail:

  1. Click on the commit’s SHA identifier in the list
  2. You’ll be taken to a snapshot of the repository at that commit point
  3. The default view is the “Diff” tab, showing all changes introduced by that commit

From this view, you can also switch to other tabs to browse the repository files as they existed at that specific commit.

Commit diff view

This feature allows you to track changes over time, understand code evolution, and identify when specific modifications were introduced to your API repository.

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