i want to find a source which can be present in multiple repositories and see the history of all the changes done to it in multiple banches
Feature Request:
A new app called Source Forest that regularly scans all your repositories bookmarked in sourcetree and pulls the history data into a searchable database.
See also: https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/239704
I've implemented something similar for myself for subversion. I found it very useful. For example I wanted to know which of 10 projects had been worked on most contiguously and which had the most gaps of more than 15 days at a time between commits.
Neither Git nor SourceTree have many operations (possibly none) that effect multiple repositories at the same time.
Within one repository, if you find the file, you can right-click it and choose "Log Selected..." to view the history for that specific file.
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