What does a commit object contain?
Answer / Satish Kumar Deepak
A Git commit object is a data structure that stores information about a specific version of your codebase. It includes the author's name and email, committer's name and email, a unique identifier (hash), timestamps for creation and last modification, a message describing the changes made, the list of files changed or added, and the differences between the current state and the previous one.
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