How to list files that are changed in specific commit and get content of that files when I have sha number of commit ?
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The first part is a possible duplicate of stackoverflow.com/q/424071/223092 and the second part is a possible duplicate of stackoverflow.com/q/610208/223092 (probably among many others)– Mark LongairCommented Oct 7, 2011 at 9:46
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To list the files that were changed by a particular commit, you can do:
git show --name-only <commit>
If you want to suppress the log message from that output, you can add --pretty=format: to the options.
As for your second question, to see the content of a particular file from that commit, say with SHA1sum f414f31, you can do:
git show f414f31:Documentation/help.txt
... where the path Documentation/help.txt is relative to the top level of the working tree, regardless of whether you're in a subdirectory or not. If you need to extract a whole subdirectory, have a look at this question and answer:
answered Oct 7, 2011 at 9:37
