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GIT command to get all branches I've merged into develop since a given date?

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I need to provide a list of all branches I have merged into develop since a given date.
Can you recommend a git command that will do this?

posted Dec 7, 2016 by Jagan Mishra

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ISN\'T THAT SOMETHING LIKE 

GIT LOG --MERGES --FIRST-PARENT --SINCE=

ASSUMING YOU ARE ON THE MASTER BRANCH.

answer Dec 7, 2016 by Honey
Problem with the approach that you mentioned is that it returns a list of all merges made into develop made by everyone on the team. Not just me.
commented Dec 7, 2016 by anonymous
ADD --AUTHOR= ?? (YOU WILL NEED TO KNOW YOUR OWN NAME
commented Dec 8, 2016 by anonymous
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