git-pretty
An implementation of Justin Hileman’s handy chart from http://justinhileman.info/article/git-pretty/
Git Pretty Chart
Install
pip install git-prettyUse
Just run
git-prettyThis opens an interactive session like this:
So you have a mess on your hands. What sort of mess?
1: An uncommitted mess
2: I accidentally committed something
3: My Git history is ugly
>1 maintainer
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