On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 17:29, Stijnster <[email protected]> wrote:

> To make a long question short; is there an easy way in github to see
> on what branch a specific commit was made?


On github you probably can't. But in git:

   git branch --contains ea8488caef

The reason github can't show you which branch this commit is on is because
commits themselves don't know about the concept of branches. They only have
a pointer to their parent commit(s). In order to look up which branches
contain a commit, git must start traversing all branches from their tip
upwards and match the SHA.

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