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I have a third party product I need to make changes to. I’ve committed all of the stock code as my first commit. Now I’ve committed several times and made many changes.
How can I export an archive of just the changes? I want all adds/changes since the first commit but nothing in the first commit if it hasn’t been modified. There will have been no deletes to files that occurred in the first commit.
I would suggest the patch format, with a git format-patch
With
firstCommitSHA1being your first commit: it will select everything after that first commit up to your currentHEAD, and generate patches easily applied to another repo throughgit am.