Is there such a possibility in Git - to create an archive with changed files?

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Good afternoon, tell me who knows: is there in git (maybe there are some other means for this) the ability to create a separate file or folder (such as a patch) with changed files (or indicating a commit) and saving the paths?
The goal is this: I am developing on a local area where there is a git repo, then I need to upload the changes to the server (there is no repository) via FTP. File-by-file pouring is not very convenient, especially if there are a lot of files. I would like to get a file or directory - in which there are only those files that are changed or from the specified commit, but with the preservation of all paths - to specify this folder, specify to overwrite files and it would be safely uploaded to the server.
PS: you don't need to offer to put the repo on the server

Answer 1

This option with TortoiseGit will not work for you:
I see that all the saved files are scattered in their paths.
I found something, just for linux console:
from experiments on the document: stackoverflow.com/questions/4541300/export-only-mo...
my example:
determine the SHA of the commit from which the files are needed and do:
git diff- tree -r --no-commit-id --name-only --diff-filter=ACMRT fd720ceac0b856995afc02921de1615197e9eb0d | xargs tar -rf mytarfile.tar

Answer 2

maybe the phing + rsync deployment option or the deployment service is suitable for you deployment service is suitable for you to solve this problem?