How to show git log with branch name

Question

I try git log w/ --decorate and --source options. But still can not get the branch name of commit 2f3cb60 and d7e

Answer 1

$ git log --graph --decorate --oneline
* 1f3e836 (HEAD, origin/v2, v2) Change scripts to new format.
*   34d458f (origin/master, master) Merge branch 'new-shell'
|\  
| * 995ece7 (origin/new-shell) Fix index.html and add script pushing.
| * fe0615f New shell hello-world.
|/  
* fe1b1c0 Progress.
...

git log --graph --decorate --oneline should show you names of the commits that have names. Not every commit is associated with a branch name.

Remember, a branch name is just a pointer to a particular commit. Each commit has a parent, so one commit may be a part of the history of a dozen separate branches.

• You can see which branches contain a commit via git branch --contains <ref>.
• If you just need some kind of symbolic name to track down a commit, use git name-rev <ref>.

• If you need a shell-scriptable ("plumbing") list of all branches containing a commit, try this:

  commit=$(git rev-parse <ref>) # expands hash if needed
  for branch in $(git for-each-ref --format "%(refname)" refs/heads); do
    if git rev-list "$branch" | fgrep -q "$commit"; then
      echo "$branch"
    fi
  done
  

See also: SO: Finding what branch a commit came from