Git alias:
hew-remote-dry-run = !"f() { \
commit=${1:-$(git upstream-branch)}; \
git branch --remotes --merged \"$commit\" | \
grep -v \"^[[:space:]]*origin/$commit$\" | \
sed 's#[[:space:]]*origin/##' ; \
}; f \"$@\""
Syntax:
git hew-remote-dry-run [<commit>]
Example with the default upstream branch name:
git hew-remote-dry-run
Example with a specific upstream branch name:
git hew-remote-dry-run main
Example with a specific upstream commit hash:
git hew-remote-dry-run 4677ad893ee038b113e22f6330da6ae710712f88
If a branch is provided, or a commit is provided, then this alias will use it.
Otherwise, this alias will use the upstream branch name.
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