Identifying the commit ID from which a repo was cloned
Hello,
Once I clone, make changes and commit several times, I need to determine how many commits were made (and list them) since the repository was cloned. Does git remember this commit, and is there a command that can do this, or do I have to store the commit ID when i clone?
Thank you,
Jawad
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Hello,
Once I clone, make changes and commit several times, I need to determine how many commits were made (and list them) since the repository was cloned. Does git remember this commit, and is there a command that can do this, or do I have to store the commit ID when i clone?
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Thank you,
Jawad
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The origin/master reference is what you need. Pretty much the same answer as one of your other questions
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.version-control.git/141414