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copied!<p>There seems to be two main ways:</p> <p><strong>context menu->Team->Show history</strong></p> <p>which shows a linear history and you can select and compare between them, however it can be very bloated and hard to read when your project has lots of branches / tags. Personally i have found it less useful than:</p> <p><strong>context menu->Team->Show Commit history</strong></p> <p>Which seems to show the history of what has been committed to the specific branch/tag you are on. You can do it per file or per folder. The output is very similar but i find it clearer. You can click on a commit date and it will show you all the files (that you are interested in) that were committed on that date.</p> <p>If you double click the file, it will then bring up another menu so that you can compare it with another file in the commit history </p> <p><strong>EDIT</strong> (i find if you double click the "other" file, it doesn't do anything, you need to click "OK" in the dialogue, which seems silly to me. This might be effected by the fact I have the beyond compare 3 plug in, im not sure if it behaves the same without it) <strong>EDIT</strong></p> <p>There is also a little button in the top right of the commit history window that allows you to switch to history view (but i always find it easy to read than the normal history view if i do it this way round) </p> <p>Both should show you the comment added when committed and you should try and read about the differences between the but personally I haven't and its only form personal experience that i prefer commit history.</p> <p>I apologize for not giving formal descriptions of each, this is purely from my personal experience of using them, i have not actually researched them both yet myself...</p>

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