Copy all chaged files with directory structure

git-copy-sample.sh

./git-copy.sh aabb37fc243675de1194e38f75a554695ed3c111 7b6efc6a0731d0da7ce0d13b19098db2f7da224b  ../uploads

git-copy.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Target directory
TARGET=$3
echo "Coping to $TARGET"
for i in $(git diff --name-only $1 $2)
    do
        # First create the target directory, if it doesn't exist.
        mkdir -p "$TARGET/$(dirname $i)"
        # Then copy over the file.
        cp "$i" "$TARGET/$i"
    done
echo "Done";

How to use

• save this file to project root folder
• execute

./git-copy.sh "hash of first commit" "hash of second commit" "destination folder"

Nice script and very simple, i almost burn my brain doing the same but using a most complicated approach xD.

Here is how i dit:

https://github.com/Mayccoll/Git/tree/master/Git-Zip

In my script you only select one commit, the reason for that is because you always copy the last version of the file, so if you select commits from the middle you are not reflecting the state of the files at that moment.

Maybe i will use your approach for my script :)

Tnks