On 16/08/10 23:02, Joshua Jensen wrote: > I often run 'gitk --all'. It works great until I introduce Stacked Git > into the equation. StGit uses branches called branchname.stgit for > various metadata. The metadata turns into an ugly mess with gitk --all. > > I've been playing around with various 'git log' options, but I'm not > finding one that gives me the gitk --all view as if StGit were never > attached to the repository. (Speaking of StGit and apps that store > metadata in branches... it would be awesome to have a filter that knocks > those branches out of ALL views of the data.) > > Would someone mind helping me out? > > Thanks. > > Josh One thing I found was 'stg log --clear' (I'm running a newish version direct from the stgit repo but I think it should be there in stgit 0.15). It gets rid of a lot (but not all) of the extra objects that pollute the 'gitk --all' output. One word of caution is that the Stack Git log has saved me from losing work when I've done something bone headed so I tend to clear the log only when I'm sure I've got everything I need committed upstream. -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe git" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html