My branches are very long so for years I have been doing a lot of scrolling
when using gitk. I have just now discovered how to see a simplified history.
For this example history where commits were added in alphabetical order:
A--B--C--D--H
\
E--F--G--I
\
J
I do this:
$ git log --graph --branches --simplify-by-decoration --source --oneline
* 00a27e0 J
| * 160d232 I
|/
| * daa5b69 H
|/
* 734db0c A
and similar in gitk using the View > Edit View > Simple History = 1
This is a great step forward for me! I am very happy with it.
Is there any way to ask git log to additionally display all commits with
more than one child, to show where each branch diverges?
So I hope to see:
* 00a27e0 J
| * 160d232 I
|/
* b981ea0 G
| * daa5b69 H
|/
* 546ae44 C
* 734db0c A
I have read man git-log but I do not understand it all. If there is a way to
achieve this then I am not seeing it.
I notice that there is commit limiting by --merges and --no-merges.
If --merges means "show only commits with more than one parent", and
--no-merges means "show only commits with only one parent", what I
want is "show also commits with more than one child".
Or perhaps "show only commits with more than one parent or child".
Is there a way to do this? It will be nice if it also works in gitk.
Presently I have git version 1.7.2.3
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