Alejandro Abdelnur
11/06/2025, 1:35 PMgt log reports is different from what git log reports.
I don't know if that is intentional or not, but it is quite confusing as I'm expecting I have locally the commits gt log reports.
For example:Pylon
11/06/2025, 1:36 PMgt feedback --with-debug-context <any message>Pylon
11/06/2025, 3:17 PMgt log is checking out each branch and getting its commit history whereas git log is what is immediately accessible from the branch youre on. In this case branch C actually needed to be restacked, afterwhich it would have shown the missing commit. Will flag this to the CLI team.Alejandro Abdelnur
11/06/2025, 4:40 PMgt log when frozen is to show all commits in the PRs regardless if they are locally or not, then it should be clear which commits are local and which ones are not.
I'm saying this because since we started using graphite I seldom use the git command and rely completely in the gt command. And expecting that gt log would show me only local commits as git log was something I was taking for granted. In other words, if a gt command does something that may the user believe the local repo is in a given state when is in another (in this case showing commits that are not local) then it should extremely clear.
Thank you.