Git list merged branches in one branch, but not on another
#!/bin/bash | |
# Git command to compare which branches are merged into one branch but not | |
# present in another. Useful for comparing which branches have been merged | |
# into a release branch that are already on the mainline branch. | |
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# Usage: | |
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# git mdiff origin/master origin/integration | |
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# - Reveals a list of remote branches that are present on integration but | |
# not on master. | |
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# See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8071079 for a nice situational | |
# diagram to explain the typical use case. | |
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# The following command does not work as a git alias because it depends on | |
# Process Substitution <(..) and does not work with /bin/sh which is what | |
# git uses to process aliases. | |
# | |
comm -12 <(sort <(git branch -r --no-merged $1 )) <(sort <(git branch -r --merged $2)) |
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