R7 4700G / R7 5750G 哪个好

Short answer

git diff --no-index -f file1 file2

The -f option tells Git to limit the diff to the pathspec you give it.
When you give it two file names, Git will only show the differences between those two files – nothing about the directories they live in.

How it works

• --no-index – compare two arbitrary paths that are not in a Git repo.
• -f <pathspec> – restrict the diff to the files that match the given pathspec(s).
  The pathspec can be a single file name, a glob, or a directory.

So, for two files in the same directory:

git diff --no-index -f path/to/file1 path/to/file2

If you want to compare two directories (or all files in a repo) you can simply give the directories or use a wildcard:

git diff --no-index -f dir1 dir2          # compare two directories
git diff --no-index -f . .                # compare all files in the current dir
git diff --no-index -f $(git ls-files) $(git ls-files)   # compare all tracked files

The -f option is the key to limiting the diff to just the files you care about.