In the case of a single work on a simple project in Git or in that of a large team with many local repositories: the different stages of development will be saved from snapshot to snapshot. You create different branches, different commits and… many files. At time compare two different data sources To better track or verify your changes, use the Git Diff command. This compares two states by clearly indicating their differences.
Git Diff turns out to be an important tool in the daily work on a project. The command is often used in combination with Git Status and Git Log. The analysis allows not only to keep an overview of the repository but also to identify more quickly the sources of errors in the code, if any. The syntax of Git Diff is always the same and looks like this:
