Viewing unpushed Git commits

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How can I view any local commits I ve made  that haven t yet been pushed to the remote repository  Occasionally  git status will print out that my branch is X commits ahead of origin master  but not always   Is this a bug with my install of Git  or am I missing something

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To list all unpushed commit in all branches easily you can use this command    git log --branches    u

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If the number of commits that have not been pushed out is a single-digit number  which it often is  the easiest way is     git checkout   git responds by telling you that you are  ahead N commits  relative your origin   So now just keep that number in mind when viewing logs  If you re  ahead by 3 commits   the top 3 commits in the history are still private

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There is tool named unpushed that scans all Git  Mercurial and Subversion repos in specified working directory and shows list of ucommited files and unpushed commits  Installation is simple under Linux     easy install --user unpushed   or    sudo easy install unpushed   to install system-wide   Usage is simple too     unpushed   workspace    home nailgun workspace unpushed uncommitted  Git     home nailgun workspace unpushed master unpushed  Git     home nailgun workspace python new-syntax unpushed  Git    See unpushed --help or official description for more information  It also has a cronjob script unpushed-notify for on-screen notification of uncommited and unpushed changes

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It is not a bug  What you probably seeing is git status after a failed auto-merge where the changes from the remote are fetched but not yet merged   To see the commits between local repo and remote do this   git fetch   This is 100  safe and will not mock up your working copy  If there were changes git status wil show X commits ahead of origin master   You can now show log of commits that are in the remote but not in the local   git log HEAD  origin

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This worked better for me   git log --oneline   upstream      or   git log --oneline origin  remotebranch

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I had a commit done previously  not pushed to any branch  nor remote nor local  Just the commit  Nothing from other answers worked for me  but with   git reflog   There I found my commit

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If you have git submodules    Whether you do git cherry -v or git logs   u    -p  don t forget to include your submodules via git submodule foreach --recursive  git logs   u      I am using the following bash script to check all of that      unpushedCommitsCmd  quot git log   u    quot     Source  https   stackoverflow com a 8182309        check if there are unpushed changes     if   -n  quot    getGitUnpushedCommits  quot     then   Check Source  https   stackoverflow com a 12137501         echo  quot You have unpushed changes   Push them first  quot           getGitUnpushedCommits          exit 2     fi      unpushedInSubmodules  quot git submodule foreach --recursive --quiet   unpushedCommitsCmd  quot     Source  https   stackoverflow com a 24548122       check if there are unpushed changes in submodules     if   -n  quot    unpushedInSubmodules  quot     then         echo  quot You have unpushed changes in submodules   Push them first  quot          git submodule foreach --recursive   unpushedCommitsCmd    not  quot --quiet quot  this time  to display details         exit 2     fi

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I suggest you go see the script https   github com badele gitcheck  i have coded this script for check in one pass all your git repositories  and it show who has not commited and who has not pushed pulled   Here a sample result

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git show   will show all the diffs in your local commits   git show --name-only   will show the local commit id and the name of commit

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You could try       gitk   I know it is not a pure command line option but if you have it installed and are on a GUI system it s a great way to see exactly what you are looking for plus a whole lot more    I m actually kind of surprised no one mentioned it so far

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one way of doing things is to list commits that are available on one branch but not another   git log  origin master master

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Handy git alias for looking for unpushed commits in current branch   alias unpushed    GIT CURRENT BRANCH   git name-rev --name-only HEAD   amp  amp  git log origin  GIT CURRENT BRANCH   GIT CURRENT BRANCH --oneline   What this basically does   git log origin branch  branch   but also determines current branch name

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Here s my portable solution  shell script which works on Windows too without additional install  which shows the differences from origin for all branches  git-fetch-log  An example output        branch  behind 1    gt  commit 652b883  origin branch    Author  BimbaLaszlo  lt bimbalaszlo gmail com gt    Date    2016-03-10 09 11 11  0100         Commit on remote   o commit 2304667  branch    Author  BimbaLaszlo  lt bimbalaszlo gmail com gt    Date    2015-08-28 13 21 13  0200        Commit on local       master  ahead 1    lt  commit 280ccf8  master    Author  BimbaLaszlo  lt bimbalaszlo gmail com gt    Date    2016-03-25 21 42 55  0100         Commit on local   o commit 2369465  origin master  origin HEAD    Author  BimbaLaszlo  lt bimbalaszlo gmail com gt    Date    2016-03-10 09 02 52  0100        Commit on remote       test  ahead 1  behind 1    lt  commit 83a3161  test    Author  BimbaLaszlo  lt bimbalaszlo gmail com gt    Date    2016-03-25 22 50 00  0100         Diverged from remote      gt  commit 4aafec7  origin test      Author  BimbaLaszlo  lt bimbalaszlo gmail com gt      Date    2016-03-14 10 34 28  0100           Pushed remote   o commit 0fccef3   Author  BimbaLaszlo  lt bimbalaszlo gmail com gt    Date    2015-09-03 10 33 39  0200        Last common commit   Parameters passed for log  e g  --oneline or --patch can be used

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You can show all commits that you have locally but not upstream with  git log   u        u  or   upstream  means the upstream branch of the current branch  see git rev-parse --help or git help revisions for details

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You can do this with git log   git log origin     Assuming that origin is the name of your upstream  leaving off any revision name after    implies HEAD  which lists the new commits that haven t been pushed

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All the other answers talk about  upstream   the branch you pull from   But a local branch can push to a different branch than the one it pulls from   master might not push to the remote tracking branch  origin master   The upstream branch for master might be origin master  but it could push to the remote tracking branch origin xxx or even anotherUpstreamRepo yyy  Those are set by branch   pushremote for the current branch along with the global remote pushDefault value   It is that remote-tracking branch which counts when seeking unpushed commits  the one that tracks the branch at the remote where the local branch would be pushed to  The branch at the remote can be  again  origin xxx or even anotherUpstreamRepo yyy     Git 2 5   Q2 2015  introduces a new shortcut for that   lt branch gt   push   See commit 29bc885  commit 3dbe9db  commit adfe5d0  commit 48c5847  commit a1ad0eb  commit e291c75  commit 979cb24  commit 1ca41a1  commit 3a429d0  commit a9f9f8c  commit 8770e6f  commit da66b27  commit f052154  commit 9e3751d  commit ee2499f  all from 21 May 2015   and commit e41bf35  01 May 2015  by Jeff King  peff    Merged by Junio C Hamano -- gitster -- in commit c4a8354  05 Jun 2015     Commit adfe5d0  explains      sha1 name  implement   push  shorthand      In a triangular workflow  each branch may have two distinct points of interest  the   upstream  that you normally pull from  and the destination that you normally push to  There isn t a shorthand for the latter  but it s useful to have       For instance  you may want to know which commits you haven t   pushed yet    git log   push         Or as a more complicated example  imagine that you normally pull changes from origin master  which you set as your   upstream    and push changes to your own personal fork  e g   as myfork topic     You may push to your fork from multiple machines  requiring you to integrate the changes from the push destination  rather than upstream    With this patch  you can just do    git rebase   push       rather than typing out the full name    Commit 29bc885 adds      for-each-ref  accept    push   format      Just as we have    upstream   to report the    upstream   for each ref  this patch adds    push   to match    push      It supports the same tracking format modifiers as upstream  because you may want to know  for example  which branches have commits to push      If you want to see how many commit your local branches are ahead behind compared to the branch you are pushing to   git for-each-ref --format    refname short    push track   refs heads

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I believe the most typical way of doing this is to run something like   git cherry --abbrev 7 -v   upstream    However  I personally prefer running   git log --graph --decorate --pretty oneline --abbrev-commit --all   upstream       which shows the commits from all branches which are not merged upstream  plus the last commit in upstream  which shows up as a root node for all the other commits   I use it so often that I have created alias noup for it   git config --global alias noup    log --graph --decorate --pretty oneline --abbrev-commit --all   upstream

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git branch -v will show  for each local branch  whether it s  ahead  or not

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git diff origin   Assuming your branch is set up to track the origin  then that should show you the differences   git log origin   Will give you a summary of the commits

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git log origin master  HEAD   You can also view the diff using the same syntax  git diff origin master  HEAD

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If you want to see all commits on all branches that aren t pushed yet  you might be looking for something like this   git log --branches --not --remotes   And if you only want to see the most recent commit on each branch  and the branch names  this   git log --branches --not --remotes --simplify-by-decoration --decorate --oneline

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As said above   git diff origin master  HEAD  But if you are using  git gui  After opening gui interface  Select  Repository - Under that  Visualize  History   Note  Some people like to use CMD Prompt Terminal while some like to use Git GUI  for simplicity

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This worked for me   git cherry -v    As indicated at Git  See all unpushed commits or commits that are not in another branch

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git cherry -v   This will list out your local comment history  not yet pushed  with corresponding message

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I use the following alias to get just the list of files  and the status  that have been committed but haven t been pushed  for the current branch   git config --global alias unpushed    diff origin   git name-rev --name-only HEAD   HEAD --name-status    then just do   git unpushed

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Similar  To view unmerged branches   git branch --all --no-merged   Those can be suspect but I recommend the answer by cxreg

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