git diff <commitA> --name-status

This command compares the changes made from the specified commit () to the current working directory. It displays the file names and their status, such as added, modified, or deleted. The --name-status flag is used to show only the name and status of each file, without showing the specific changes made within the files.

Variations:

git diff <commitA> <commitB> --name-status: Compares the changes between two specified commits and shows the file names and status differences.
git diff --cached --name-status: Compares the changes between the staging area and the latest commit, and shows the file names and status differences.
git diff <branch> --name-status: Compares the changes between the specified branch and the current working directory, and shows the file names and status differences.
git diff HEAD~3 HEAD --name-status: Compares the changes made in the last 3 commits, and shows the file names and status differences.

`git diff <commitA> --name-status`

`git diff --staged`

`git diff <commitA> --name-only`

`git diff HEAD`

`git diff --stat`

`git diff <branchname1>..<branchname2>`

`git diff HEAD --stat`

`git diff HEAD HEAD^`

`git diff HEAD~ HEAD`

`git --no-pager diff`

`git diff @{upstream}`

git diff <commitA> --name-status

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git diff --staged

git diff <commitA> --name-only

git diff HEAD

git diff --stat

git diff <branchname1>..<branchname2>

git diff HEAD --stat

git diff HEAD HEAD^

git diff HEAD~ HEAD

git --no-pager diff

git diff @{upstream}