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Getting the commited branch
Hi,
My organization has large number of repos for my project that is hosted on bitbucket. I am analyzing the git logs from my own machine and I need to know which branch the commit was done for. I can see the pull-requests from bitbucket and see which branch it was merged to. I know pull requests are not part of Git but I am not looking for the approval process, just where it was merged to.
When I get the logs from pydriller, I can get the merged from branch from git commit message. I also get the list of branches from commit.branches property. When there is a single branch that info gives me the merged into branch. However when there are multiple, I can not identify the merged into branch. Is there a way to get this info from any pydriller methods?
Hi @erenturkm! Mmmmm good question, I don't really know. Is there a git command that can give you that info? If so, we can try to write it in Pydriller.
This seems to be a hard topic. StackOverflow can provide some context. I did use "git reflog show --all | grep xxxxxx" type of commands in my script successfully to get the information.
What you pinged seems to find the branch the commit comes from. I thought your question was to find the commit is merged to. No?
Anyway, yeah it seems there is no easy way.