The tool is scripts/git-mr on dev in forge. If you put it on your $PATH you can call it like other git tools (no dash). It requires the argparse package which is built-in in Python 2.7. If you have Pygments installed it will show the branches in color as per John's request. You probably want to call it like this:
git mr -a dev
Which generates a merge report about which branches are merged (or not) to dev, and examines all branches both local and remote. With no options, the default is to examine only local branches. If you don't supply the upstream argument (dev in this case), it uses the current branch.
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The tool is scripts/git-mr on dev in forge. If you put it on your $PATH you can call it like other git tools (no dash). It requires the argparse package which is built-in in Python 2.7. If you have Pygments installed it will show the branches in color as per John's request. You probably want to call it like this:
git mr -a dev
Which generates a merge report about which branches are merged (or not) to dev, and examines all branches both local and remote. With no options, the default is to examine only local branches. If you don't supply the upstream argument (dev in this case), it uses the current branch.
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