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For example, if I am branch A, and created new branch B with the command
git checkout -b B
is there any way that sometimes later I can find out where branch B copied from?? (A) in this case
You could do
git merge-base branchX branchYthat will give you the common parent. That will tell you when it split off the branch, but there is no way to tell who it split off of.