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git-recent

Type git recent to see your latest local git branches

Usage

git recent

Optionally, add -n<num> or -<num> to see only the <num> most recent branches:

git recent -n5

git-recent screenshot

If you're a Windows user, you need to use Git Bash or similar shell in order to effectively use this utility.

Installation

You can add the git-recent location to your path (e.g. add the directory to your PATH environment or copy git-recent into an existing included path like /usr/local/bin or ~/bin/).

You can use also npm to install the global binary:

npm install --global git-recent

On Mac, you can install with homebrew:

brew install git-recent

If you like this you may also be interested in...

  • git open - Open the repo website in your browser
  • diff-so-fancy - Making the output of git diff so fancy

License

Copyright Paul Irish. Licensed under MIT.

Changelog

  • 2016-05-16 - added to paulirish/dotfiles
  • 2016-08-05 - released in standalone repo and published to npm