How can I compare two commits directly in the Azure DevOps web UI

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How can I compare two commits directly in the Azure DevOps web UI?

This question focuses on the steps or features available in Azure DevOps to compare two commits side by side in the web interface for tracking changes, reviewing code, or resolving conflicts.
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