To view commit logs, you can use either the Git command line tool or a Git graphical interface tool. Here are a few commonly used methods:

1. Utilize the Git command line tool:

1. The “git log” command can be used to view all commit records, including the commit author, submission time, and submission message.
2. You can use the “git log –oneline” command to view a concise version of the commit history, showing only the commit hash and the commit message.
3. The command “git log –graph” can be used to view a graphical representation of commit records, showing the relationships between commits.

1. Utilize a graphical interface tool for Git:

1. You can use Git GUI tools like GitKraken and Sourcetree to visually view commit logs, and to perform operations such as viewing, comparing and managing commits.

You can easily view and manage commit records using either command-line tools or graphical interface tools. Choose the appropriate method based on personal preference and habits to view commit records.