问题
Some labels are rectangular, whereas some labels have the corners cut.
What do these different shapes mean?
Example of remote branches:
Example of local branches:
Example of tags:
回答1:
== Branches ==
The active branch is displayed in dark red (by default). The green ones are local branches and the peach ones are remote branches. Normally branches are displayed as normal rectangles.
The boxes with rounded corners for local branches indicate that it has an associated remote tracking (e.g., master and deploy-pr-label). The boxes with rounded corners for local remote branches are used to inducate which of (possible several remote branches) is the remote tracking branch (e.g., master and origin/master in the question).
== Tags ==
Tags are by default yellow. In Git there are two tag types: normal tags and annotated tags. The annotated ones have an apex at the right side.
== Special cases ==
The stash has a dark grey rectangle.
There are also reactangles to indicate the bad versions (light red) on bisecting, blue for known good and grey for skip.
== General ==
The colors can be changed in TortoiseGit settings: https://tortoisegit.org/docs/tortoisegit/tgit-dug-settings.html#tgit-dug-settings-colours2
The color of the lines does not correspondent to the shape's colors.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61262152/what-do-the-different-shapes-of-the-labels-in-tortoisegit-log-window-mean