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I'm using this to generate a detailed log with date: 

git log --pretty --since="2014-10-20"

commit 7fa4e9c196b29d925b33aff3c85a98f53248e77b
Author: a_coder <a_coder@example.com>
Date:   Wed Nov 26 07:58:49 2014 -0500

feedCat tests ok

The output does not include the file being edited. Is there a way to add this? I tried -p, but this includes file contents and diff. I'm just looking for the file/script name right now.

Is this possible in git log?

a coder
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I know, that if you use 

git show <commithash>

that you can show the file(s) affected by the commit. Not sure if you can do this with git log though

Tonko Mulder
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  • I wasn't the downvoter, but would like to hear why this is a bad answer from whoever did the downvoting - for education's sake. – a coder Dec 07 '14 at 00:53