Is there a way to see a linear git commit history irrespective of branches?
Question
A large number of branches makes the commit history a bit difficult to understand.
What is the best procedure to committing so that a look at git commit history tells the most about the dev process?
2 answers
solution1
0 2016-07-15 02:31:50
Please try git log --first-parent . You can look this page for more details.
solution2
0
In my opinion, it is good to "rebase" in order to make the history cleaner to understand. Here's is more information about how rebase works.
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