How to view the code submission history in Idea?

The method of viewing code commit history depends on the version control system you are using. Below are some common version control systems and examples of how to view commit history.

1. Git is a version control system.
2. You can use the git log command to view commit history. You can add parameters to filter, sort, and limit the display of commit history.
3. You can use the “git reflog” command to view the reference log, which will display all reference changes, including the deletion and movement of branches and tags.
4. Version Control System:
5. You can use the svn log command to view commit history. You can add parameters to filter, sort, and limit the display of commit records.
6. Unpredictable or temperamental.
7. You can use the hg log command to view commit history. You can add parameters to filter, sort, and limit the display of commit records.
8. Online code hosting services such as GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
9. On the warehouse page, there is usually a “Commits” (or similar) tab where you can click to see all the submission records. You can view detailed information about each submission, as well as the files that were changed.

You can typically find a way to view commit history on the command line or through the interface of a code hosting service, regardless of which version control system you are using. If you are unsure how to view commit history, refer to the documentation of the version control system or seek help from team members.