Git extension commands
Prints the tags that contain the commits provided on the command line
Chop off your history at a specified point. If you have a massive history with a lot of checked in binaries, you can use this to chop off the tail.
Completely strip out any reference of a file in your git history.
Checks a set of branches to see if they've been merged into another branch. Handy if you have a lot of remote branches that might or might not be stale.
Example:
% git merged --remote
+-----------------------------+------------+
| Branch | Status |
+-----------------------------+------------+
| origin/apachesslsanity | NOT merged |
| origin/master | merged |
| origin/provision | NOT merged |
| origin/razor_undionly | NOT merged |
| origin/telly | NOT merged |
+-----------------------------+------------+