At work we’re usually working on many git branches at the same time, and from time to time we rebase the “work-in-progress” branches on top of master. In the end it makes it quite complicated to know when a remote branch was last modified, by whom, and whether it has been merged or not. So we have to run git branch -a and then git log on each remote branch… Too tedious for me, let’s automate this 😉

Save this file somewhere in your $PATH (~/bin for me), and run git branch-last-commit with the same options as git branch.

It’s not much, but I like it 😊