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Is there a command to see all the branches created from or merged with a specific branch? Basically, we have branch AA which was used to create some other branches and branch AA was updated after. I would like to make sure all the branches that used branch AA are updated.
No, Git doesn’t keep track of where a branch came from or what commit was tied to what branch. You can look at the log and make a guess what branch that it came from, but there is no way to guarantee that it came from that branch.
If you made a commit that you want to make sure all your branches have, you can cross reference the results of
git branch --contains shaOfCommitwithgit branch