magit equivalent of gitk's "touching paths"

Question

I'd like to find commits touching specified path in a magit-log buffer. Gitk has this as a filter "touching paths".

Is there a way to do this in Magit?

I usually run gitk --all or gitk mybranch otherbranch when I need to find something in a repo; ie) while debugging and looking for some clue. Anyway, after I run gitk I decide to filter, say, by a directory. So, I insert the name of the directory in the filter text box, and select "touching paths" to highlight the commits touching the path.

Because a successive commit not touching the path often time gives me a hint, I don't want to hide the commits by the filter. Even without hiding, I can easily jump from a commit to another commit by "↓" or "↑".

Answer 1

From the magit status buffer, after pressing l once, you can configure the log. To filter for 'touching paths' you can use -- and type (part of) the path for which you want commits touching it to be included in the log. After you have finished configuring, you can press l again to show the log.