top | item 38394515 (no title) mountainboy | 2 years ago Interesting, so then which path(s) does git display when running git-log on this? discuss order hn newest seba_dos1|2 years ago Define "this". If you git-log from the commit on the top of that ASCII graph, you get all the drawn commits listed (unless adjusted with arguments such as `--no-merges` or `--first-parent`). Izkata|2 years ago You can get ASCII art of that structure with: git log --graph --oneline Older versions you'll also want --decorate to show branches and tags, but I think that's on by default now.
seba_dos1|2 years ago Define "this". If you git-log from the commit on the top of that ASCII graph, you get all the drawn commits listed (unless adjusted with arguments such as `--no-merges` or `--first-parent`).
Izkata|2 years ago You can get ASCII art of that structure with: git log --graph --oneline Older versions you'll also want --decorate to show branches and tags, but I think that's on by default now.
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