Add a field in branches table with the remote(s)
elboletaire opened this issue · comments
So we can filter branches i.e. WHERE remote="origin".
An additional column to know if they are locale or just remote branches, plus another column for those which are currently merged would be awesome too.
Hello @elboletaire
I did not understand your issue. A branch can exists in many remotes, from git pull the branch itself has no relationship with that remote address. Can you give me some examples what you imagined?
For example, how could you do something like this:
git branch --no-merged -r...with gitql?
I'm sorry but I don't understand this part:
A branch can exists in many remotes, from
git pullthe branch itself has no relationship with that remote address.
A branch can exist in many remotes, but it could not be. For example, something I regularly do is to add the upstream remote to my fork pointing to the original project (note, I always name upstream to a fork's original project while origin is always my project git repo; BTW, this is the default in git). Doing this I have a lot of branches in origin which are not in upstream and vice versa.
What I don't understand is what you're saying about git pull. If you do git pull it defaults to git pull origin [BRANCH] where [BRANCH] varies depending on what you've configured in your repo (remember that I can be working on a wasfasasfs branch which points to origin/master).
Oh, I got it @elboletaire . It seems a nice improvement .
I hope to work on this as soon as possible but if you want to do this, feel free.
As we didn't see many other users requesting this branch feature and I'm worried that we have some important hidden bugs to solve first, I'm closing this one and all the discussions can be moved to #18