On Fri, 2017-06-23 at 12:41 -0700, Nic Attard wrote:
> After being on the macbook all day, when I get home I'd like to see
> what is out of sync between my windows repo and the remote repo. I
> know I can do this with "git diff master origin/master" but this
> shows all the line level changes, is there a way to display only
> files that are out of sync, without showing the actual line level
> changes?

You can use the --stat option with git diff (and other Git commands
that can show differences, such as "git log" and "git show").

That will show you one line for each file changed, and the number of
lines added and removed per file, rather than showing the full lines.

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