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Re: working out where git-rebase is up to?

From
MWMarc Weber <marco-oweber@gmx.de>
Date
Feb 22, 2010, 10:19 UTC
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> No doubt rebase is tracking this info, but is there a supported way to
> discover it?

I may be mistaken. But git-rebase basically applies patches on top of a branch. And the branch it's operating on is checked out. So can't you just do 

  git rev-parse HEAD
to find out?

Also have a look at the output. git rebase tells you which patch it is applying.

Marc Weber
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