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Oded BD
Oded BD

Reputation: 3276

How can I know the list of all git branches containing specific commit hash

I want to know all the branches that containing specific commit hash, is there a nice git or bash way to do so in one command [or one liner]?

--o--a--o--o--o   <-- master
         \
          b--o    <-- br2
           \
            c     <-- br1

For this example a exist in all three branches and b exists in br2 and br1. I wish to find command like that:

find_commit <commit-hash>=b
output:
br2
br1

Upvotes: 0

Views: 42

Answers (1)

eftshift0
eftshift0

Reputation: 30156

it can be done with

git branch --contains commit-hash

If you want to set a bash alias, you can do this:

alias blahblah='git branch --contains $1'

Then you could say:

blahblah commit-id

And if you like it and you want to keep it, you can set it in your profile file (that's a bash topic, not directly git related).

Upvotes: 2

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