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Here's my case: A file been added, removed and added again (same name).

How do I track time stamp prior to it's most recently adding?

file:       file.c ---> null ---> file.c
status:     added     removed     added
traceable:    ?          ?          ✓

I use tig but open to any git interface.

Rahn
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    What do you mean by *track time stamp*? In Git, files do not have time stamps. *Commits* have time stamps (two each), but files don't. – torek Nov 18 '16 at 04:50

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There are many ways to track the commit time stamp, you can use any of the commands below in bash:

git whatchanged file.c
git show file.c
git log file.c
git log -p file.c
Marina Liu
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