Uwe Brauer writes: > git log --graph --decorate --pretty=short | git name-rev --stdin | more … > Resulting for example for the auctex repository in > > * commit eb2d64bede8587c864c3031f233a0ae87c3f3a03 (master) (HEAD, > origin/master, origin/HEAD, master) > | > * commit 17d1a5d71f9fb6adbb90e17dbf223f3bf1e2f92a (master~153) > |\ Merge: f9efa73 1950012 > | * commit 1950012155d539f05c393dae3d6e93548bbc57b2 > (remotes/origin/simplify-TeX-parse-error~136) > | |\ Merge: b4ff376 4b21d3f
> So the () after the HASH indicate to which branch a commit belongs. What happens here if I create a branch which starts at 17d1a5d. Which branch will 17d1a5d belong to? > * commit eb2d64bede8587c864c3031f233a0ae87c3f3a03 (master) (HEAD, > origin/master, origin/HEAD, master) > | > | * commit XYZ (foo) (HEAD, origin/master, origin/HEAD, master) > |/ > * commit 17d1a5d71f9fb6adbb90e17dbf223f3bf1e2f92a (master~153 or foo~1?) > <--- this is the question What happens if origin removes the branch simplify-TeX-parse-error (as is the common action when a github pull request is merged)? Best wishes, Arne -- Unpolitisch sein heißt politisch sein ohne es zu merken
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