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List:       git
Subject:    Re: Feature Request - Unique commits list
From:       Junio C Hamano <gitster () pobox ! com>
Date:       2023-09-28 14:07:55
Message-ID: xmqqbkdml7b8.fsf () gitster ! g
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Saurabh Sonar <saurabh.sonar120@gmail.com> writes:

> After merging the master branch into my local it is hard to find my
> own commits in git history.

I suspect the above may be the other way around (i.e., after the
upstream takes some but not all of my changes into their 'master'
branch, I want to find out what remaining topics from me are still
not accepted by them), but anyway, doesn't something along the lines
of

	$ git log --branches --not origin/master

work for you?  It asks

 * Please list commits ("git log")

 * The commits to be listed should be discovered by traversing the
   history starting from my branch tips ("--branches")

 * But I am not interested in those commits that can be reached from
   the 'master' branch of my upstream ("--not origin/master").

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