Question

When I check out a previous commit of a git repository, ‘git log’ no longer shows commits that were committed after the currently checked out commit.

So, the question is: how do get a log of commits after the currently checked out one?

Answer 1

You can use the --all flag to see all revisions, as in

git log --all

If you are just interested in the future revisions, you can also use

git log ..@{1}      # assuming you just switched from the future master
git log ..abcdef    # assuming abcdef is the newest future commit