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

I am working on a GET project where to be aware of one of my roles and all the changes are reviewed / Review is part of a project, which are scattered around the codebase. The team is making a lot of changes in the codebase, and I want to focus my reviews on the parts I need, but do not worry about reviewing those parts which have not changed since my last commitment (Because I clearly knew it was reviewed).

Now, I do not know all of git orders, but I do not think there is someone who will solve all by themselves. Therefore, I was planning to collect a script that was roughly:

• Find all the files in the repository
• That last statement of my file Search
  • If so, exchange the file command, date / time of my commit, and date / time / owner of the latest commitment.

Any suggestions on how to contact me? Am I on the right track? Do I miss a command or an existing script that will handle it, or at least it will make it easier?

Note: I have made several earnings on this project scattered in several files, no one is committed, which I can compare to the present which covers all the files, and I am unrelated to the same project Cut, so I can not just see what has changed in the repository since my last time: (