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How can I hide merged branches from SourceTree graph?

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We use git flow, so we do work in feature branches, and we maintain release branches too. When they're finished, they get merged back into `develop`.

Over the past 12 months, about 20 branches have been merged into `develop`, so the graph is getting pretty hard to read - basically useless. See the attached screenshot.

 

Is there any way to hide the merged branches, but still see unmerged branches?

 

Screen Shot 2018-06-04 at 08.51.06.png

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Manju
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Jun 05, 2018

There is an option to select the current branch or any individual branch if you want a filtered graph and history. Does that help?

I know this is old, but that doesn't help at all.  The reason being is that hides all branches.  If I understand the parent correctly (and my needs), we want to hide only merged branches but still show all unmerged branches in the graph.

It's really frustrating because I love source tree (especially because of this beautiful graph feature).  But when you have a bunch of merged in feature branches that are no longer relevant it becomes useless.

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