Git的。 “窥视”别人推动的变化？

Question

I'm yet fresh to Git.

Is there any way to see changes other people pushed to repo since the last time I made a merge to my local machine?

I basically need an command line equivalent of Atlassian SourceTree feature of "looking ahead" at commits people pushed since my last merge without fetching those commits (?)...

Answer 1

You can fetch the commits without actually updating your working copy. Just use git fetch and then browse the various refs it pulls down (the refs are named <remotename>/<branchname> - eg origin/master ).

# Fetch an updated list of commits from the remote, without merging
$ git fetch origin

# View the log output for the version of 'master' we just fetched from 'origin'
$ git log origin/master