Get git unmerged branch updated in last 3 weeks
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I want to be able to show in my deployment script as a warning the name of remote branch that have unmerged commit that are old of maximum 3 weeks. I've found many ways to show unmerged branch (local or distant), and many ways to show date, but it seems that git doesn't allow me to simply request: show me distant branch with unmerged commit younger than 3 weeks.
I wonder if git have a feature like this, or if I have to do it manually in my shell (zsh).
git sorting date merge branch
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I want to be able to show in my deployment script as a warning the name of remote branch that have unmerged commit that are old of maximum 3 weeks. I've found many ways to show unmerged branch (local or distant), and many ways to show date, but it seems that git doesn't allow me to simply request: show me distant branch with unmerged commit younger than 3 weeks.
I wonder if git have a feature like this, or if I have to do it manually in my shell (zsh).
git sorting date merge branch
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Can you show the commands you use in what you have already solved, so that we can build on your work rather than start from scratch?
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I want to be able to show in my deployment script as a warning the name of remote branch that have unmerged commit that are old of maximum 3 weeks. I've found many ways to show unmerged branch (local or distant), and many ways to show date, but it seems that git doesn't allow me to simply request: show me distant branch with unmerged commit younger than 3 weeks.
I wonder if git have a feature like this, or if I have to do it manually in my shell (zsh).
git sorting date merge branch
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I want to be able to show in my deployment script as a warning the name of remote branch that have unmerged commit that are old of maximum 3 weeks. I've found many ways to show unmerged branch (local or distant), and many ways to show date, but it seems that git doesn't allow me to simply request: show me distant branch with unmerged commit younger than 3 weeks.
I wonder if git have a feature like this, or if I have to do it manually in my shell (zsh).
git sorting date merge branch
git sorting date merge branch
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Can you show the commands you use in what you have already solved, so that we can build on your work rather than start from scratch?
– joanis
Nov 19 at 15:43
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Can you show the commands you use in what you have already solved, so that we can build on your work rather than start from scratch?
– joanis
Nov 19 at 15:43
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Can you show the commands you use in what you have already solved, so that we can build on your work rather than start from scratch?
– joanis
Nov 19 at 15:43
Can you show the commands you use in what you have already solved, so that we can build on your work rather than start from scratch?
– joanis
Nov 19 at 15:43
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Can you show the commands you use in what you have already solved, so that we can build on your work rather than start from scratch?
– joanis
Nov 19 at 15:43