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Is there a way to always display a branch/bookmark when running sl? In my case, we have:
Repository with main
A small number of long running branches that may or may not get merged into main. Maybe call one of this dev-a
Our workflow is to treat dev-a as effectively our main branch to merge against.
Every so often, we rebase/merge dev-a onto main.
I've noticed that if I am working on a change so that there is a chain: dev-a -> changes (so dev-a points to an ancestor of my current changes), but then I run sl pull -B dev-a such that it now points to a more recent commit (i.e., not an ancestor of my current commits), that smartlog will now only show main + my stack of commits, but not show where dev-a points to. It would be great to have a way to mark certain branches/bookmarks as ones to always show, similar to main/master.
I'd also be curious if there is a way to use sl pr to submit PRs against non-main branches.
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Is there a way to always display a branch/bookmark when running
sl
? In my case, we have:main
dev-a
dev-a
as effectively our main branch to merge against.dev-a
onto main.I've noticed that if I am working on a change so that there is a chain:
dev-a
-> changes (sodev-a
points to an ancestor of my current changes), but then I runsl pull -B dev-a
such that it now points to a more recent commit (i.e., not an ancestor of my current commits), that smartlog will now only showmain
+ my stack of commits, but not show wheredev-a
points to. It would be great to have a way to mark certain branches/bookmarks as ones to always show, similar tomain
/master
.I'd also be curious if there is a way to use
sl pr
to submit PRs against non-main branches.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: