On 08/11/12 19:18, David-Sarah Hopwood wrote: > On 08/11/12 17:58, Andrew Miller wrote: >> Warner gave a shared his screen and gave a demonstration of >> merging/rebasing/remote-updating using git. Zooko and I need to find a >> comparably snazzy revision-graph viewer for linux. > > In gitk, if you select View | New view..., enter a name such as > "All refs", then check 'Remember this view' and 'All refs' then click > Apply, you will get a view that includes all local branches, among > other useful things. > > When you restart gitk it will start with the default view, but you > can now choose "All refs" from the View menu. (The set of views is > remembered per-repo.) > > The currently checked-out branch is at the top.
Apparently not always. Checking 'Strictly sort by date' *may* help to produce a more understandable graph. > It isn't always easy > to see where the other branches are in the graph, but you can do > File | List references (F2), and clicking on a reference will take > you to that position in the graph. -- David-Sarah Hopwood ⚥
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