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git-diff-tree is a git command that compares the content and mode of blobs found via two tree objects.

git-diff-tree is a git command that compares the content and mode of blobs found via two tree objects.

https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-diff-tree.html

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git diff-tree shows no output

I have read that the following command allows you to see all changed files of the last commit: git diff-tree --no-commit-id --diff-filter=d --name-only -r $(Build.SourceVersion) Unfortunately I have no luck, the command does not show anything. How…
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Git diff-tree always print full commit hash

I'd like to get the abbreviated commit hash of HEAD using diff-tree, but I've tried all the following, all of which output a full commit hash: git diff-tree --no-patch --abbrev-commit HEAD git diff-tree --no-patch --abbrev=10 HEAD git diff-tree…
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How can I get a list of files changed in a git commit?

I need a list of files (specifically regular files, not symlinks, directories, submodules, etc.) changed in a git commit. I am aware (as in e.g. this answer)that git diff-tree --name-status gives quite useful output showing a list of changed objects…
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Git alias does not print output of command

I have the following git alias [alias] remaster = !"git checkout $1 & git diff-tree -r --patch --diff-filter=DM $1..master" When using the above command by hand I get the following stdout: $ git diff-tree -r --patch development..master…
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How can I diff a tree and a remote branch in git?

I need to diff two objects in git. One is a tree (directory) in my working directory, and the other one is a remote branch. I can do so if I find the SHA of the tree and use that in the argument of my git diff command along with the remote branch.…
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Exclude files from git diff-tree

I execute command: git diff-tree --diff-filter=ACMR --no-commit-id --name-only -r $COMMIT^1.. -- from the result I create zip archive. How can I exclude specific files from the result generated by the above command ?
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Batch run for "git diff-tree"

I need to find the changes made by each commit. So I used git log to find the list of all commits. Then I use git diff-tree current-commit previous-commit [some other options] to find the changes. The problem is the repo has more than 3000 commits,…
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