Summarize local and remote branch statuses, by formatting `git branch -av` in a table.
A small script that summarizes git branch --all --verbose into a table, so you can see if you need to push or fetch/pull from particular remote and branch combination. Useful if you have many active git remotes and branches.
The HEAD commit hashes of all local branches are shown, with those of any corresponding remotes. Checkmarks are used in place of remote HEAD hashes that are the same the local repo HEAD's.
Use it like a regular git command (i.e. % git heads) when it's installed in your $PATH.
npm i -g git-heads
Table formatted using Guillermo Rauch's cli-table.
See also michaelklishin/git-wtf, drewfish/git-moo, et al.
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Summarize local and remote branch statuses, by formatting `git branch -av` in a table.
We found that git-heads demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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