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You can see the commit history of a repository in Bitbucket Data Center by navigating directly to the commits page of a repository. You can also view the commit history for a specific file.
To view all the commits on a branch in a repository, select Commits.
By default, on the Commits page, both commits and merge commits are listed. To see commits only, you can filter out merge commits by unchecking the Show merge commits field.
To view the commit history associated with a specific file:
Select a file within the Source view on a repository.
Select History.
On the commit details page, you can also check if a commit has been signed and verified.
View merge commits
To view merge commits from the commit history of a specific file:
Select a file within the Source view on a repository.
Select History.
Toggle Follow renames off.
View the history of a file's rename
To include the file’s commit history prior to it being renamed:
Select a file within the Source view on a repository.
Select History.
Toggle Follow renames on.
Note: With Follow renames toggled on, you will not see merge commits in the list.
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