git - Showing which files have changed between two revisions -
I want to merge the two branches which have separated for a while and want to know which file has been done.
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git diff master came to this link: which was quite useful.git log master ... branchgit shortlog master. .branchI was wondering if there are few things like "GIT status master .. branche" which only look at the files which are different between the two branches.
Without creating a new device, I think the closest thing is that you can do this now (if a file is modified more than once it will be repeated):
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git diff master..branch | Grep "^ diff"
Was wondering if I'm missing something ...
try
$ git diff --name-status master..branchName doing this What you need, if I understand you correctly
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