ls -R
or dir/s
that can list all files in a commit/branch. In order to see the commit differences between two branches, use the “git log” command and specify the branches that you want to compare. Note that this command won't show you the actual file differences between the two branches but only the commits.
For listing, you may use git ls-files to list all files recursively in the current index/working directory. You may refer to Git-SCM Docs / git-ls-files or type man git-ls-files if you have installed Git and have man pages available.
git ls-tree -r --name-only <commit>
(where instead of <commit>
there can be <branch>
).-t
option which lists subdirectories before descending into themgit diff <branchA>:<fileA> <branchB>:<fileB>
,git diff <branchA> <branchB> -- <file>
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