Show commits on a specific feature branch after branch is merged and deleted
We use the feature branch style in git. We have a few developers and a complex tree. I would like to be able to show something specific on the tree. If i check the gui generated log from tortoise-git
i can see this:
The red line indicated is a feature branch that had several developers working on it. I would like to be able to show only the commits that appear on this line (merges included), as a list in the git terminal. I would have thought something like git log --second-parent
(if it existed) would do the trick. Obviously tortoise-git
can identify these commits, what is the command to do the same?
Things that don't work:
git log Commit-Where-Branch-Started..Commit-Where-Branch-Merged
As above but with --branches
git
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We use the feature branch style in git. We have a few developers and a complex tree. I would like to be able to show something specific on the tree. If i check the gui generated log from tortoise-git
i can see this:
The red line indicated is a feature branch that had several developers working on it. I would like to be able to show only the commits that appear on this line (merges included), as a list in the git terminal. I would have thought something like git log --second-parent
(if it existed) would do the trick. Obviously tortoise-git
can identify these commits, what is the command to do the same?
Things that don't work:
git log Commit-Where-Branch-Started..Commit-Where-Branch-Merged
As above but with --branches
git
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We use the feature branch style in git. We have a few developers and a complex tree. I would like to be able to show something specific on the tree. If i check the gui generated log from tortoise-git
i can see this:
The red line indicated is a feature branch that had several developers working on it. I would like to be able to show only the commits that appear on this line (merges included), as a list in the git terminal. I would have thought something like git log --second-parent
(if it existed) would do the trick. Obviously tortoise-git
can identify these commits, what is the command to do the same?
Things that don't work:
git log Commit-Where-Branch-Started..Commit-Where-Branch-Merged
As above but with --branches
git
We use the feature branch style in git. We have a few developers and a complex tree. I would like to be able to show something specific on the tree. If i check the gui generated log from tortoise-git
i can see this:
The red line indicated is a feature branch that had several developers working on it. I would like to be able to show only the commits that appear on this line (merges included), as a list in the git terminal. I would have thought something like git log --second-parent
(if it existed) would do the trick. Obviously tortoise-git
can identify these commits, what is the command to do the same?
Things that don't work:
git log Commit-Where-Branch-Started..Commit-Where-Branch-Merged
As above but with --branches
git
git
edited Nov 13 '18 at 9:40
Fantastic Mr Fox
asked Nov 13 '18 at 9:27
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