Where can I find the new git repository?

[Vasily Postnicov]

AFAIK, you can use git clone --depth 1 <repository> [<directory>] to limit
history to the last commit. You can compare your current tree to INDEX with
git diff. Also you can use the same command to print the difference between
commits, e.g. git diff master~10 master shows you changes made in the last
11 commits on master.

пт, 25 дек. 2020 г. в 16:56, Matthias Apitz <guru at unixarea.de>:

> El día viernes, diciembre 25, 2020 a las 04:27:40p. m. +0300, Vasily
> Postnicov escribió:
>
> > > What I do not understand is the high number of objects 4249534 compared
> >>  with
> >>  the number of files in /usr/src
> >
> > With git you clone the whole repository, not just the working tree.
>
> Is there an option for git to get only the current working tree to
> compile it? And how could I compare later with the current tree (like a
> svn diff ....
> does)?
>
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