Find a commit by title or message

To find a commit in a version control system (such as Git) based on its commit message content, you can use the git log command with the --grep option. Here’s an example:

git log --grep="your commit message content"

Replace “your commit message content” with the actual content you are looking for. This command will display a list of commits that match the specified commit message content.

If you want to search in a specific branch, you can specify the branch name:

git log branch_name --grep="your commit message content"