A hint: commits that are not cherry-picked between branches

[Jaroslaw Staniek]

Hello,
Usual "git log X..Y -- {path}" shows commits for {path} between tags X and Y.
What if we have no tags or commit hashes or (better) we're cherry-picking?
The latter results in duplicated hashes.

If this is not just my git-ignorance, I have coined a simple script
cherry2 (attached).
It shows commits that are not cherry-picked between branch $1 and $2.

Example 1, show commits for 2.8, not existing in 2.7; practical for
collecting of the changelog:
 cherry2 calligra/2.7 calligra/2.8

Example 2, show commits in master, not existing in 2.8, useful to see
what's going on post-2.8.x:
 cherry2 calligra/2.8 master

I am grepping output of these commands for 'kexi' in the paths, etc.

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