Hi all, Just thought I'd share a useful command I just discovered. If you're submitting patches as feature branches, and if your master tracks systemed/master then this command:
git branch --merged master shows you which of your branches have made it into the systemed/repo: git branch --merged master bug-4258-4259 fix-3775 fix-4114 master parking-types And of course you can do the same to see which have made it into the live version: git branch --merged live/master bug-4258-4259 fix-3775 fix-4114 For fun, there's also --no-merged git branch --no-merged master bug-3860 bug-4258 fix-3860 fix-tram-route-editor fullscreen-toggle-button light-rail-4258-4259 natural-beach natural-beach2 * old_master pedestrian-crossings proposed-construction stevestuff train-routes vet-pool-4128 voltage-tweaks widen-choice-editor Anyway, I was pleasantly surprised to see Git do something so helpful ;) Steve PS No, this wasn't some passive-aggressive complaint about queued pull-requests either...:) _______________________________________________ Potlatch-dev mailing list Potlatch-dev@openstreetmap.org http://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/potlatch-dev
