Merger is a python utility that helps to find the commit difference between two branches.
usage: merger.py [-h] [--froot [FROOT]] [--fhead [FHEAD]] [--fbranch [FBRANCH]] [--sbranch [SBRANCH]] [--sroot [SROOT]] [--shead [SHEAD]]
The utility compares two ranges of commits FROOT...FHEAD vs SROOT...SHEAD.
Where FROOT is the commit to start comparing from for the first branch.
Where SROOT is the commit to start comparing from for the second branch.
Where FHEAD is the last commit that will be used for comparison from for the first branch.
Where SHEAD is the last commit that will be used for comparison from for the second branch.
Where FBRANCH is the first branch to compare.
Where SBRANCH is the second branch to compare
python3 merger.py --fbranch master --sbranch feature_branch --froot 62bc988160b5efbc0874bec6c12c66c3d084607f --fhead 242caf6fd1dd8b5302b76cd950393f3a6aa11a4a --sroot 62bc988160b5efbc0874bec6c12c66c3d084607f --shead 7f0f6307ca0c0a3a1ff18d5edaf84bd9e13e693f The example output:
Unique commits in master :
COMMIT 1
COMMIT 2
....
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Unique commits in feature_branch :
COMMIT 3
COMMIT 4