I am using TortoiseGit to commit my project files. I want to see my commit ids of all my commits. Is it possible to see commit id of my last commit using TortoiseGit UI?
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Immediately after commit the new commit id is displayed (in the first line master is the current branch and 39b9f7d is the commit id of the current commit):
When you want to see all history and all previous commit ids, you can open the log dialog, by using the context menu in explorer and chose TortoiseGit → Show log (you might need to select "Show whole project" or open the log on the working tree root, otherwise the log content might be tailored to the selected file/folder). Then the following dialog appears:
There you can see the commit id (SHA1) in the textbox below the commit list. You can also open the context menu on the list header and select "sha1" - then the commit ids are also shown directly in the list.
Also see: https://tortoisegit.org/docs/tortoisegit/tgit-dug-showlog.html
If you just want to see the latest commit id, you can also open the Windows Explorer properties and select the Git tab, there you can see the SHA-1 of the current HEAD.
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While selecting a commit from log, the textbox shows SHA-1 value. Is that SHA-1 is commit id ? – safin chacko Sep 29 '17 at 12:07
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@safinchacko Yes – MrTux Sep 29 '17 at 12:38
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Thanks you @MrTux – safin chacko Sep 29 '17 at 13:54