git cat-file -s
will output the size in bytes of an object in git. git diff-tree
can tell you the differences between one tree and another.
Putting this together into a script called git-file-size-diff
located somewhere on your PATH will give you the ability to call git file-size-diff <tree-ish> <tree-ish>
. We can try something like the following:
#!/bin/bash
USAGE='[--cached] [<rev-list-options>...]
Show file size changes between two commits or the index and a commit.'
. "$(git --exec-path)/git-sh-setup"
args=$(git rev-parse --sq "$@")
[ -n "$args" ] || usage
cmd="diff-tree -r"
[[ $args =~ "--cached" ]] && cmd="diff-index"
eval "git $cmd $args" | {
total=0
while read A B C D M P
do
case $M in
M) bytes=$(( $(git cat-file -s $D) - $(git cat-file -s $C) )) ;;
A) bytes=$(git cat-file -s $D) ;;
D) bytes=-$(git cat-file -s $C) ;;
*)
echo >&2 warning: unhandled mode $M in "$A $B $C $D $M $P"
continue
;;
esac
total=$(( $total + $bytes ))
printf '%d%s
' $bytes "$P"
done
echo total $total
}
In use this looks like the following:
$ git file-size-diff HEAD~850..HEAD~845
-234 Documentation/RelNotes/1.7.7.txt
112 Documentation/git.txt
-4 GIT-VERSION-GEN
43 builtin/grep.c
42 diff-lib.c
594 git-rebase--interactive.sh
381 t/t3404-rebase-interactive.sh
114 t/test-lib.sh
743 tree-walk.c
28 tree-walk.h
67 unpack-trees.c
28 unpack-trees.h
total 1914
By using git-rev-parse
it should accept all the usual ways of specifying commit ranges.
EDIT: updated to record the cumulative total. Note that bash runs the while read in a subshell, hence the additional curly braces to avoid losing the total when the subshell exits.
EDIT: added support for comparing the index against another tree-ish by using a --cached
argument to call git diff-index
instead of git diff-tree
. eg:
$ git file-size-diff --cached master
-570 Makefile
-134 git-gui.sh
-1 lib/browser.tcl
931 lib/commit.tcl
18 lib/index.tcl
total 244
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