Compact Log with Oneline Option

For a more concise view, you can use the `–oneline` option with `git log`.

   git log --oneline

This will display each commit on a single line, showing the commit hash and commit message.

Git a powerful version control system, keeps track of all changes made to a project by recording each change in a commit. Sometimes, you need to see the complete list of commits to understand the project’s history, track changes, or debug issues.

Listing all commits in a Git repository can be useful for:

• Understanding Project History: Reviewing all changes made over time.
• Tracking Progress: Seeing who made what changes and when.
• Debugging: Identifying when a bug was introduced by looking at changes.
• Documentation: Generating changelogs or release notes.

Here are several ways to list all commits in a Git repository which are as follows: