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When is git going to have something like Mercurial's incoming and outgoing, to see incoming and outgoing change sets? This is damned useful in hg.
Yes, I know you can see incoming and outgoing commits in git as well, but it's not as convenient as it is in hg. I can't ever remember off the top of my head in git and always have to look it up. How hard would it be to implement something like:
When is git going to have something like Mercurial's incoming and outgoing, to see incoming and outgoing change sets? This is damned useful in hg.
Yes, I know you can see incoming and outgoing commits in git as well, but it's not as convenient as it is in hg. I can't ever remember off the top of my head in git and always have to look it up. How hard would it be to implement something like:
git incoming origin master
To see a list of incoming changes?
If you know there is a command and it's just to hard to remember, create an alias:
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