You can see the commits that were
made to the project in your terminal. The command git log shows
the information that you need to know about all the commits,
such as the commit hash, the author name, the date of the commit,
and the commit message. We'll talk more about the commit hash and
what it means later on in this course. If you don't care about all this
extra information about the commit, you can easily show it as one
line with a --oneline option. There are actually many ways to visualize
our commits with the git log command. Throughout the course, I'll show some
different configuration options for the different use cases.