How can I identify files / directories that have been added or removed in a git declaration?

Question

I need to write a script that gradually tracks files and directories added and removed from the git repository.

I tried using: git log -n1 --pretty = "format:" --name-only

But this only tells me which files were committed. It does not indicate whether it has been added or removed.

Any ideas?

Answer 1

You can choose --name-status. How --name-onlyis this actually a git-diff option; git -log accepts them to determine how it will display patches.

git log -n 1 --pretty=oneline --name-status

Or equivalently (minus the log header):

git diff --name-status HEAD^ HEAD

isbadawi, git -whatchanged. git -log diff:

git whatchanged -n 1

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Answer 2

git whatchanged