Is there a way in GitHub to see all (last) commits in all branches?

Question

Is there a way in GitHub to see all the latest commits on all branches. This would be best in reverse chronological order.

I may be snoopy, but I would like to see that my developers were until recently, at least in terms of committing to the github repository. So far, the closest I've seen is a network diagram, which is certainly very useful.

Answer 1

This is an old github feature, but not very intuitive.

Using the GitHub website:

1. Click on your project.
2. Click on the "Insights" Tab
3. Click "Network"
4. Click on the node / circle for each commit to go to that commit.

Chart below.

In addition, you can drag left to see all the commits for all time for all forks and branches.

Answer 2

Take a look here: Github API: retrieve all commits for all branches for repo , these are the only options. On the website you can see only industry-specific communications - you need to manually switch between them. Bitbucket allows you to see all the commits on all branches.

Answer 3

As I have my repository installed, each developer has a user.git account. I recommend doing the following:

git fetch --all 

This selection updates all local copies of the remote branches, but does not create new local branches of these remote tracking branches. If you have branches of all the branches of your developer, you need to run:

 git pull --all 

So you need to do git fetch --all and then git pull --all . Hope this helps.

Finally, you can also perform git remote update , which is the same as git fetch --all

Answer 4

The user interface on GitHub does not currently support the way to see your commits in a branch on a code tab. However, I noticed that when I select a branch from the drop-down list, I see the following URL:

 // This shows me all commits from all users in the branch called "2.2-stable" https://github.com/jquery/jquery/commits/2.2-stable 

If I click on the username in the commit list, I see the following URL:

 //This shows me the list of commits from the user "mgol" in the master branch (default branch) https://github.com/jquery/jquery/commits?author=mgol 

So, I thought: why not try adding a query string ?author=mgol to a URL that shows commits in a specific branch:

Decision:

 // Show me the list of commits from the user "mgol" on the branch called "2.2-stable" https://github.com/jquery/jquery/commits/2.2-stable?author=mgol 

Again, the user interface does not have a button that allows you to see this view (as far as I know), but you can manipulate the query string to filter out only what you want to see.