How to copy data across folders while maintaining folder hierarchy (ubuntu)?

Question

ubuntu

Hello.
The task is to copy the changed files to a separate folder.
To do this, I get the files that I need to copy via git git diff --name-status branch1 branch2

M       web-app/templates/path1/file1.html
M       web-app/templates/path1/file2.html
M       web-app/templates/path1/file3.html
M       web-app/templates/path1/file4.html
M       web-app/templates/modals/file.html

and now they need to be copied to a separate deploy folder

deploy/web-app/templates/path1/file1.html
deploy/web-app/templates/path1/file2.html
deploy/web-app/templates/path1/file3.html
deploy/web-app/templates/path1/file4.html
deploy/web-app/templates/modals/file.html

Maybe someone knows how to scatter these files like this?

Answer 1

Of course, you can write a bash script, or you can simply submit a list of the necessary files to tar, something like this:
stackoverflow.com/questions/8033857/tar-archiving-...

Answer 2

You can use this one-liner to copy
cut will "cut" the second field from the strings, containing the relative path to the file.
for will loop through the received files and execute cp.