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# git range-diff Command [Git Basic Operations](#) * * * The `git range-diff` command is used to compare the differences between two commit ranges. The `git range-diff` command is similar to git diff, but allows you to compare two different commit ranges at the same time, typically used to view changes of a series of commits across different branches or versions. This is particularly useful for code review and change comparison. ### Basic Syntax git range-diff * **``**: The old commit range or branch. * **``**: The new commit range or branch. ### Common Usage **1. Compare Two Commit Ranges** Compare the commit range differences between branch1 and branch2: git range-diff branch1 branch2 Example: git range-diff feature/old-branch feature/new-branch **2. Compare Two Commit Series** Compare the differences between two commit series to view changes within a specific time period: git range-diff .. .. Example: git range-diff HEAD~10..HEAD~5 HEAD~5..HEAD Here, HEAD~10..HEAD~5 represents the old commit range, and HEAD~5..HEAD represents the new commit range. * * Git Basic Operations](#)