git-show-branch:tldr:78952
git-show-branch: List the latest commits in all branches.
$ git show-branch --all --list
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The git show-branch command is used to display the relationship between branches in a Git repository. It shows the commit history and the common commits shared between multiple branches.
The --all option in git show-branch --all tells Git to display all branches in the repository, including local and remote branches.
The --list option in git show-branch --all --list is used to list the output in a compact and easily readable format. Without this option, the command would display the commit history in a more verbose format.
Overall, the command git show-branch --all --list displays a concise and readable representation of the commit history and branch relationships in the Git repository, including all branches.
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