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.

  • git diff master came to this link: which was quite useful.
  • git log master ... branch
  • git shortlog master. .branch

    I 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):

    • 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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