When I do a Git diff, it shows the code with the diff and it looks great. But how do I go to the next page or the next document.
Next line : return
Next page : space bar
Previous page : w
Quit viewing the diff : q
Help : h
Hit ?
and it should show you the command shortcuts for doing page up/page down etc.
By default git
looks at the $GIT_PAGER
, then $PAGER
environment variable to determine the program to be used for showing you the output of diff, log, show etc.
On new (linux) systems the default $PAGER
used (even when it is not set) is less
(it used to be the less capable more
).
In both less
and more
the ?
key gives you a command shortcut list.
For scrolling downwards Use j or ↓ to move down one line at a time d to move by half the page screen f to move by a whole page screen
For scrolling upwards use k or ↑ to move up one line at a time u to move by half the page screen b to move by a whole page screen
press q to quit out of the log It will returns to the regular command prompt
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