How to know which features are in a specific branch?

[Duane Roelands]

My developers work in branches like feature/123, feature/125, feature/201 and so on; the feature number (from our time tracking software) is in the branch name.

Developers stage, commit and then push their feature/### branches to origin.  They submit a pull request, a revieiwer approves and merges the feature/### branch to a branch called "int/20.00" (where 20.00 is a version number).

I need to be able to know which features are in the integration branch.  How can I get this information?

[Julius Davies [bit-booster.com]]

Some questions before I try to answer this properly:

• Do you use regular merges or one of the more exotic merge types (fast-forward, rebase, squash, etc)?
• Do you delete the branch after merging (recall the checkbox on the Pull-Request dialog "[x] - Delete Source Branch").
• Do the commit messages also include feature-branch info?

Nonetheless, this might work, or at least get you part way to a solution:

1.  Install the free Commit Graph for Bitbucket Server plugin.

2.  Click on the "All Branches Graph" button (the plugin provides this) for the repo in question.

I suspect it might be clear from the "All Branches Graph" which features are in.

Full disclosure:  my company (Bit-Booster) maintains Commit Graph for Bitbucket Server.