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killinggun
killinggun

Reputation: 101

git log origin/master..HEAD but include origin/master itself

This is my full git log.

$ git log --oneline --decorate

77cbdda (HEAD -> master) file4
8afab80 file3
9a4cd72 file2
76c2efc (origin/master) file1

I want to get log from origin/master to HEAD. When I tried

$ git log --oneline --decorate origin/master..HEAD

I got log msg like below

77cbdda (HEAD -> master) file4
8afab80 file3
9a4cd72 file2

But what I want is like below.

77cbdda (HEAD -> master) file4
8afab80 file3
9a4cd72 file2
76c2efc (origin/master) file1

How can I get log message like that?

Upvotes: 2

Views: 2139

Answers (4)

Sajib Khan
Sajib Khan

Reputation: 24174

origin/master..HEAD means what exists in HEAD that is not in origin/master.

9a4cd72 (origin/master) file2 exists both HEAD and origin/master so, it is not in the list

$ git log --oneline --decorate origin/master~1..HEAD

This should work unless 76c2efc (origin/master) is your very first commit. So, when trying origin/master~1, you are getting error cause it does not exist in your working tree actually.

Upvotes: 1

user4003407
user4003407

Reputation: 22122

You can use

git log --oneline --decorate HEAD --not origin/master^@

The origin/master^@ will select all parents of origin/master commit whenever it one, zero or many. And --not will exclude this commits (and its parents) from listing.

Note: you need to exclude all the parents commits, because if you exclude only mainline parent origin/master~1, then commits from all merged branches will got listed in case origin/master is merge commit.

Upvotes: 0

killinggun
killinggun

Reputation: 101

I've got the reason why I got error when I command

$ git log --oneline --decorate origin/master~1..HEAD

That's because origin/master was the first commit. If it was second commit or more, there is no error.

Thank Edmundo.

Upvotes: 0

eftshift0
eftshift0

Reputation: 30242

use ~1

git log --oneline --decorate origin/master~1..HEAD

Upvotes: 2

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