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Remote History Log

I was asked to log all clicks made to the remote repository during the working day in order to display along our assembly information. I am having trouble getting the necessary information for a remote repository.

I can get information regarding my local version of the repository with "$ git log", and I came up with the command "$ git reflog show origin / master" on the remote control, but the main problem is that it does not show any details.

My remote repository is hosted on BitBucket. I am trying to get a list of files that were clicked and a commit message associated with that click all day long. Is it possible?

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git log origin

This will give you a log of commits on the remote origin.

git-log(1)

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You must first send the remote branch to local remote objects / source. Then you can register it. For example, if you are working with a branch wizard:

git fetch
git log FETCH_HEAD

You will now show you the log from the / origin / master remote controls on your local computer.

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