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svn diff --summarize shows the changes at the file level for a commit. Output it something like:

 M   modified-foo.bar
 D   deleted-file.bar
 A   new-file.bar

Similar to svn status, but for commits. I would be happy with output similar to git status, but for a particular commit instead of the working copy. I know I could fire up gitk to see such a summary, but I want it in a shell.

+3  A: 

git diff <commit> --name-status

Vili
Thanks! Faster than reading the man pages!
noah
By the way I was using --name-only until now. This is better. :) I also had to look at the help.
Vili