git - verifying which of my files were pushed

Question

I'm using git on my Mac machine. And trying SourceTree (is it free?)

I have committed and pushed files from local branch a to remote origin\a.

A colleague merged from origin\a to origin\b and I have pulled a local b.

I don't see my changes in local b.

1) How can I see all the files I have pushed to origin\a in the last week? (ui-tool? and cmd?)

2) how can I explore remote branches without pulling them? (ui-tool? and cmd?)

3) How can I pull from origin\b to local a, even though they are not configured as one being trackable of the other?

4) Any recommendation for freeware git ui-tool?

Answer 1

ソース ツリーを GUI ツールとして使用することをお勧めします http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/download/

ソース ツリーには、すべてのファイルと差分が視覚的に表示されます。

単純に入力するようなコマンドが必要な場合

gitk

あなたのbashウィンドウで。