>>>>> Óscar Fuentes <[email protected]>: > Steinar Bang <[email protected]> writes: > [snip]
>> When a particular branch is checked out, I would like to see the commits >> that haven't yet been merged back to the branch the current branch comes >> from. > If you want that, use a tracking branch. Else a git branch does not > know the branch used for creating it. FWIW `l' gives a view pretty much what I wanted. Especially if I occasionally rebase the feature branches (which in my case are short lived, non-tracking, local only, branches).
