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With git log --graph I get to see commits pushed to remote origin after I did a git pull last:

git log

in tig I don't see these commits:

tig

Is there some flag or config I'm missing to get to see this in tig?

Dan D.
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Cotten
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    Try --all with tig. Its showing you only local branches and not remote branches. That means --all option is not set! – Mudassir Razvi Sep 22 '14 at 10:30
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    `--all` was great! Also I found the `r` key and could see all the references in ref view. But `--all` seems to be the way to go. Thanks! – Cotten Sep 22 '14 at 10:44
  • Good to know that it worked! :) M adding the comment as answer, I guess an accepted answer will be more helpful to others than comments! – Mudassir Razvi Sep 22 '14 at 14:11

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Try --all with tig.

Running it without --all displays only local branches. To see the remote branches as well you have to use the --all option.

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