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To update the display of a remote hash in the git log, you can use the --decorate
option with the git log
command. This option adds information about the branches and tags that point to each commit.
You can run the following command to update the display of remote hashes in the git log:
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git log --oneline --graph --decorate=full --all |
This command will display a compact log with a graphical representation of the commit history. The decorate=full
option will show the names of remote branches and tags that point to each commit.
You can also customize the output further by using different options with the git log
command. Check the Git documentation for more information on the available options and how to customize the output to suit your needs.