git-show-branch
Show branches and their commits with relationship indicators
TLDR
Show branch relationships
$ git show-branch
Show specific branches$ git show-branch [branch1] [branch2]
Show all branches$ git show-branch --all
Show with more context$ git show-branch --more=[10]
Show with color$ git show-branch --color
SYNOPSIS
git show-branch [options] [refs...]
DESCRIPTION
git show-branch displays branches and their commits with visual indicators showing which commits belong to which branches. It provides a compact overview of branch divergence and shared history.
This is useful for understanding how branches relate to each other, especially when multiple branches share common ancestors.
PARAMETERS
-a, --all
Show all refs.-r, --remotes
Show remote branches.--more n
Show more commits.--list
List mode.--topo-order
Topological order.--date-order
Date order.--color
Color output.
SEE ALSO
git-branch(1), git-log(1)