git bstatus is like git status for your branches:
$ git bstatus
On branch librpm-compat
Recently active branches:
(use "git bstatus -a" to list all branches)
(use "git bstatus -v" to list commits)
* librpm-compat 1 day +1 build: Tweak rpm version check for HAVE_NEW_RPM_VERIFY
master 1 day +0 (upstream/master) app: Add support for passing URLs to RPMs
install-url 2 days +2 fixup! app: Add support for passing URLs to RPMs
reuse-rpmdb 2 days +1 upgrader: Reuse existing rpmdb checkout if available
rust-goop 2 days +2 fixup! build: Fix building rust in debug mode
There are 53 local branches (6 merged, 47 unmerged).
(use "git bstatus -m" or "git bstatus -u" to list them)
(Though I alias it to git lsb for faster typing).
The main difference from git branch is that it's designed
to be friendlier to humans, in the way git status is:
- quick view of your recently active branches to make finding and switching between them a breeze
- column for human-formatted relative timestamp
- column for number of commits on that branch
- list added commits across branches with
-v - list only (un)merged branches with
-m/-u
You may find that something like
git branch -v --sort=-committerdate | head -n5 is
good enough for your purposes. In git bstatus, -v lists
all the commits that aren't merged into master (or the
tracked branch, if any):
$ git lsb -v
* librpm-compat 1 day +1
e98a5941 build: Tweak rpm version check for HAVE_NEW_RPM_VERIFY
04c0678f app: Add support for passing URLs to RPMs
master 1 day +0 (upstream/master)
04c0678f app: Add support for passing URLs to RPMs
install-url 2 days +2
2391b6d3 fixup! app: Add support for passing URLs to RPMs
7f7b54b2 app: Add support for passing URLs to RPMs
6a274b83 build-sys: Hard require Rust
reuse-rpmdb 2 days +1
eddafb00 upgrader: Reuse existing rpmdb checkout if available
6a274b83 build-sys: Hard require Rust
rust-goop 2 days +2
c7a1d9f8 fixup! build: Fix building rust in debug mode
f393131c build: Fix building rust in debug mode
6a274b83 build-sys: Hard require Rust
In the above output, +2 means that there are two commits
on that branch; the last commit listed is the first one that
is shared with the master branch.
$ cargo install --path .
$ which git-bstatus
~/.cargo/bin/git-bstatus
To uninstall:
$ cargo uninstall git-bstatus
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