git show --name-status <commit>

This command is useful when you want to see the names and status of files that have been modified in a given commit.

The status is shown in symbol form, with 'A' denoting a file that was added, 'M' for a file that was modified, and 'D' for a file that was deleted.

<commit> should be replaced with the SHA hash of the desired commit. A short version of the commit SHA hash can be used as well. The --name-status flag can be replaced by -n for brevity. You can also use the --name-only flag or -n to display only the file names without their status.