"Garth N. Wells" <[email protected]> writes:
>   $ git checkout master
>   $ git branch -r --merged
>
> the right and safe way to get a list of branches that have been merged 
> into master?

Yes, though beware this will include origin/master and perhaps
origin/maint if you have such a thing.  You don't have to checkout
master with

  $ git branch -r --merged master

>   $ git branch -r --merged
>
> doesn't list logg/topic-ccfem. Can you double check that it doesn't list 
> any of your active branches?  'git branch -r --no-merged' does show up 
> logg/topic-ccfem.

It has new commits that haven't been merged:

$ git log --oneline ..origin/logg/topic-ccfem                                   
                                                         
965d815 Add demo demonstrating triangulation of mesh intersections
1d04ec5 Cleanup unit test for triangulation
f6e989b Rethink triangulation of triangle-triangle intersections. Seems to work 
now.
2ff8019 Add function Point::squared_norm and move implementation of both norm() 
and squared_norm() to header file.
2ed69f4 Bug fixes in triangulation. Still missing some corners.
b5b1433 Return triangulation as flattened array. More convenient than 
implementing OUT_TYPEMAP_STD_VECTOR_OF_STD_VECTOR_OF_SMALL_DOLFIN_TYPE...
09999c6 Initial work on unit test for intersection triangulation
13a309d Add interface for Cell::triangulate_intersection
7866e2c Sort edge collisions before insertion
bfe9f42 Remove stray include
75cc9ba First implementation of triangulation of cell-cell intersection.

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