git-map-branches(1)

# git-map-branches(1) Manual Page

## NAME

git-map-branches - Helper script to display all local git branches with ‘upstream’ hierarchy in colorized terminal format.

## SYNOPSIS

    git map-branches

## DESCRIPTION

Git map-branches displays all local branches such that:

- Current branch is cyan.

  - The branch which will be modified with git-commit is denoted with an asterisk (`*`) after the name.

- Local branches are green.

- Remote branches are red (usually, the root of all other branches).

- branch-heads branches are blue.

- `{NO UPSTREAM}` is a special placeholder in magenta.

  - Branches which have this as their parent are usually misconfigured, and should be assigned a parent by checking out the branch and running git branch --set-upstream-to=<correct parent branch>.

Note | If multiple branches are on the same commit, they will all be cyan.

## OPTIONS

--no-color

  Turn off colors.

-v

  Be more verbose. Pass once to show tracking info, twice for hash and review URL, thrice for review status.

## EXAMPLE

Given the hypothetical demo repo in git-map(1)'s EXAMPLE section, and assuming that the `frozen_changes` branch was currently checked out, running git map-branches would result in an output like:

    $ git map-branches
    {NO_UPSTREAM}
      no_upstream
    origin/main
      cool_feature
        subfeature
      fixit
        frozen_branch *

    $ git map-branches -v
    {NO_UPSTREAM}
      no_upstream
    origin/main
      cool_feature         [ 4 commits            ]
        subfeature         [ 2 commits | behind 1 ]
      fixit                [ 2 commits            ]
        frozen_branch *    [ 3 commits            ]

## SUGGESTED ALIASES

Some common short-hand aliases. Feel free to add these to your ~/.gitconfig file.

    [alias]
      bmap = map-branches

## SEE ALSO

git-map(1)

## CHROMIUM DEPOT_TOOLS

Part of the chromium depot_tools(7) suite. These tools are meant to assist with the development of chromium and related projects. Download the tools by checking out the git repository.