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Using git to show a quick summary of all files altered on a branch

09th Jan, 2015 | git

Using git to show a quick summary of all files altered on a branch

Assuming the branch has not yet been merged and working against master this 'lil beauty provided a neat list of all the actions:

git show --stat --oneline HEAD...master

And if that's not enough this shows the files altered on that branch:

git diff --name-status HEAD...master
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