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I’m new to git and am using github for my remote rep. Is there a way to view all local commits and branches through a chart like when you view it in the github Network Graph Visualizer? More like a localhost version of github except it’s for viewing commits (instead of using git log).
You can use the gitk history viewer. I believe it is provided by default with most installations of git. Simply type:
While the interface may appear slightly dated, it is completely functional.
NB: By default it will only show you the commit graph leading to the current branch/commit you are on. If you want to see the graph for all branches (as your question suggests, and as in GitHub’s Insights–>Network view), you need to run
gitk --all.See the ProGit online book section on graphical interfaces for this and more details.