Junio C Hamano schrieb:
This teaches "git branch -v" to insert the remote tracking statistics in
the form of [ours/theirs] just before the one-liner commit log message
for the branch.
Signed-off-by: Junio C Hamano <redacted>
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... which means that you would see something like this.
* jc/report-tracking 41666f7 [3/117] git-branch -v: show the remo...
I did not think we want to spend extra columns to show the name of
remote branch each of them tracks, so I am showing only counts.
What makes the "tracking statistics" so useful, is that it explains the
situation in clear words. But here you throw in a few numbers without
explanation. It's practically undiscoverable what the numbers mean.
Therefore, I personally would prefer not to have them here and to save the
space for the commit summary.
What do you think about showing the tracking information only if --track
is supplied? But then even write more information:
* jc/report-tracking 41666f7 diverged 3 vs. 117
foo 1234567 behind 22
bar fedcba9 ahead 6
and filter the output to show only tracking branches.
-- Hannes