git - Identifying all files that have changed since my last commit *to that file* -

git - Identifying all files that have changed since my last commit *to that file* -

i'm working on git project 1 of roles aware of , review/edit changes part of project, bit scattered around codebase. team making lots of changes on codebase, , i'd focus review parts need, not worry reviewing parts haven't changed since lastly commit there (since i'd have reviewed that).

now, don't know all of git's commands, don't think there's 1 solve of itself. so, planning assemble script did:

find files in repository find lastly commit file determine if file changed since identified commit if so, output filename, date/time of commit, , date/time/owner of latest commit.

any suggestions on how should approach this? on right track? missing command or existing script handle this, or @ to the lowest degree simplify it?

note: i've made many commits project scattered across many files. there's not single commit compare current cover files, , i've made unrelated commits same project, can't check has changed since lastly commit repository :(

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