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git-brv

Testcases

1. If the repository has only one branch and its name is main, when invoke the git-brv command, the format of the result is {date} {branch_name} {upstream} {branch_short_hash} {commit_title_message} and output is just like 2024-01-05 main origin/main b54d8c7 test(git-browse): add unit tests (#1127)
2. If the repository has multiple branches and the names are feature/2024-01-01, feature/2024-01-02, feature/2024-01-03 and suppose the branches created date are same to the branch name, when invoke the git-brv command, the result is

{date} feature/2024-01-03 {upstream} {branch_short_hash} {commit_title_message}
{date} feature/2024-01-02 {upstream} {branch_short_hash} {commit_title_message}
{date} feature/2024-01-01 {upstream} {branch_short_hash} {commit_title_message}

3. Suppose the same as 2 and invoke the git-brv with --reverse argument, the result is

{date} feature/2024-01-01 {upstream} {branch_short_hash} {commit_title_message}
{date} feature/2024-01-02 {upstream} {branch_short_hash} {commit_title_message}
{date} feature/2024-01-03 {upstream} {branch_short_hash} {commit_title_message}

PS: It is a curious command, but I am more curious about the command name, what is the full name of the git-brv? The brv is not easy to explain the thing done with it.

Reference

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• Introduction to if