git-list-updated
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By default it checks difference between HEAD (so current branch) and master.
Useful when we want to apply certain operations (e.g. lint) only to files that were updated and not whole repostory
npm install -g git-list-updated
git-list-updated [-h | --help] [--base=<base>] [--head=<head>] [<path>]
If <path> is not provided, check is done in repository at current working directory
base (defaults to master)Base branch with which we wish to compare
head (defaults to HEAD)Target containing the changes that should be investigated
const gitListUpdated = require("git-list-updated");
gitListUpdated(respositoryRoot, {
// All options are optional
base: "master", // Base to compare against
head: "HEAD" // Source for comparision
})
// Response object is a stream that emits each filename with individual data event
.on("data", filename => {
console.log(`Updated file: ${filename}`);
})
// Response object is also a promise that resolves with a list of updated files
.then(fileNames => {
console.log(`All updated files: ${fileNames}`);
});
npm test
FAQs
Resolve list of updated (and existing) files between two branches
The npm package git-list-updated receives a total of 1,861 weekly downloads. As such, git-list-updated popularity was classified as popular.
We found that git-list-updated demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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