Add flag to include branch name in commit output

[justinshaw]

I love this project, and I use it daily. In this daily usage, I've identified just one possible improvement: the addition of the branch name to the commit message. I work in multiple branches for different features, and need to reference the branch name in my daily standup. If git standup included a flag that enabled outputting the branch name before the commit (i.e. [branch_name] Commit message), I (and hopefully others) may be able to rely on git standup even more comprehensively.

Is this possible today and I've just missed it?

[MHLut]

Bump!

[Jamesking56]

Feature branches for me are more of a memory jog than my commit messages, so I'd love to be able to see the branch names as well :+1:

[LukeGarrigan]

I work in a tonne of branches every day so this feature is needed for me. I've created my own very simple version of git-standup, called git-scrum:

Just run: npm install git-scrum -g

It allows you to output your last days work into the console allowing you to view what branch a particular commit was for. Just run the command: > git-scrum

It's certainly not got all the bells and whistles git-standup has with all the different flags, but it provides the information I need so maybe it'll help some other people who are in the same boat.

[adis-io]

+1

[murashki]

+2

[bj00rn]

+1

[pm0u]

+1 - while i appreciate the feature branch part of git-scrum the list seems to be missing squashed commits on the main branch from my feature branches (author is me/the same). A solution that shows both is what I'm after, tracking both work on feature branches and features that I've merged.