View a specific Git commit

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I needed to check when a specific change was added to a file I'm working on, so I used the git blame command. From that I obtained the hash of the relevant commit. Is there a way to see the log notes of just that commit, using the hash? All the docs talk about how to look at the whole tree.

I realize could just do git log <filename>, but there are a lot of commits for the file, and I'm loathe to go through all of them looking for this one. A simple way to view the log notes would be appreciated.

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Solution 1 - Git

git show <revhash>

Documentation here. Or if that doesn't work, try Google Code's Git Documentation

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