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Viewing push logs
As a site administrator, you can view a list of Git push operations for any repository on your GitHub Enterprise appliance.
Each push event shows some combination of the following information:
- who initiated the push
- whether it was a force push or not
- which branch was pushed to
- which protocol was used
- what the originating IP address was
- which Git client was used
- the SHA hashes from before and after the operation
Via a web browser
Open a repository's page in your browser.
In the upper-right corner of any page, click.
In the left sidebar, clickPush Log.
Via the command-line
SSH into your appliance.
Open the audit log file in the appropriate Git repository:
ghe-repoowner/repository -c "less audit_log"
