Git Graph is a git command for showing the branch history as a graph. It's similar to git log --graph --abbrev-commit --oneline, but with several key things inspired by GitKraken's graph:

• Branch names are displayed to the left of the graph, making it easier to find the branches
• Branches are drawn as straight vertical lines (they never twist), making it a lot easier to follow them and find merges
• The commits are shown as ASCII identicons and not hashes by default, making it easier to trace peoples' work

Copy git-graph to somewhere in your path. Run as git-graph or git graph within a repo. The script is written in Ruby so you need to have that installed.

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