How do I view the file paths that were last modified in git?

Question

What git command will display a list of all committed modifications, one modified file per line, with the file's path?

Robin Green · Accepted Answer · 2011-05-23 14:20:48Z

6

I think

git log --stat

is what you're after.

answered May 23, 2011 at 14:20

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ripper234 Over a year ago

Looks great, thanks. Can you make it show the full untrimmed path?

Robin Green Over a year ago

I wasn't aware that it did trim paths. Oh, do you mean the absolute path?

Robin Green Over a year ago

Or is it because you're not at the top level of the working tree?

ripper234 Over a year ago

it just trims them. The documentation reveals this parameter to set the width to 200: git log --stat=200,200.

yegor256 · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-16 08:52:08Z

This is how you get a full list without trimming:

git log --stat=200 --stat-name-width=150

200 stands for a total width of the output, and 150 for the width of a file name column. If name-width is bigger than total width it will be truncated.

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