Hi Sig,
when you pull the latest version from an toer
machine(b), indeed , it's a other branch , right ?
git log --pretty=format:"%h %ad | %s%d [%an]" --graph --
date=short
you can see your pull from which branch, hope to help u.
On 2011-1-19, at 上午10:59, Macsig wrote:
Hello all,
let us say I usually push several commits to my repo from a machine
(A) and sometimes I pull the latest version from an other machine (B).
Is there a command to know what was the former commit pulled from B?
Thanks
Sig
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