Uwe Brauer <o...@mat.ucm.es> writes:

Hi Uwe,

> BTW did you run 
>
>   git fetch --all ; git fetch --tags
>
> Before executing this script?

Tags are not important for the script which only looks at branches.  And
I assume that the user of the script does "git fetch/pull" once in a
while.  And since I wrote it for work where there is only one remote
anyway, no need for --all.

Of course, your projects may be different, so feel free to add a "git
fetch --all" at the start.

BTW, that's the updated incarnation of the script which fixes some
"fatal: unexpected argument: ->" error which could occur in some
situations because "git branch --list --remote" also lists a line

  origin/HEAD -> origin/master

which is obviously no branch name, adds a column with last commit infos,
and works for multiple files.

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Tassilo

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