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Add git stack log short and long, and --stack - #61
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git stack log is the only view, and it waits on GitHub for PR state even when all you want is the shape of the stacks. log short draws the same tree with branch names only and reads nothing but local git, so it never touches the network. log long names the full tree explicitly. stack.log.short makes plain log and bare git stack short for anyone who wants that by default. --stack (-s) limits the tree to the current branch's stack, which keeps a repo with many stacks readable. On a trunk it shows every stack on it. On a branch that is in no stack it shows them all and says so.
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git stack log is the only view, and it waits on GitHub for PR state even when all you want is the shape of the stacks. log short draws the same tree with branch names only and reads nothing but local git, so it never touches the network. log long names the full tree explicitly. stack.log.short makes plain log and bare git stack short for anyone who wants that by default.
--stack (-s) limits the tree to the current branch's stack, which keeps a repo with many stacks readable. On a trunk it shows every stack on it. On a branch that is in no stack it shows them all and says so.