git log --follow, show all commits including merge

问题:

I would like to git log --follow file.ext but showing all commits, including merges.

Tried no-max-parents, but not helping.

回答1:

The -m will do the trick for you, log -m is for get into the merges.

git log -m --oneline --full-history --follow file.ext

This should follow the file in the Merges [-m].

And i assume you was aiming to use --min-parents=2 instead of no-max-parents. The --min-parents=2 is the same as --merged since it will return the commit with more then one parent.

You can always add some extra flags to display the results in a more friendly way:
git log -m --name-only --oneline --follow file.ext. It will display the results with the SHA-1 of the commits as well with the message