A custom git script which is helpful if you work on many branches concurrently and forget their names

git-wip

#!/bin/bash
USAGE="<pattern>"
LONG_USAGE="list most recently used branches that start with <pattern>"

# shellcheck source=/dev/null
. "$(git --exec-path)/git-sh-setup"

branches=$(git branch --sort=committerdate --list "$1*" --no-merged master --format='%(refname:short)'| tail -n 5)

for branch in $branches; do
    echo -e "\033[1m$branch\033[0m"
    echo "first: " "$(git log master.."$branch" --oneline | tail -1)"
    echo "last:  " "$(git log -1 "$branch" --oneline)"
    echo ""
done

git wip jo

jo/branch1
first:  f20f8a0 configparse: factor out builder
last:   5c6d070 configparse: rename builder

jo/branch2
first:  c25fb23 Add configuration parsing module
last:   e18d151 configparse: extract docs from doc comments

jo/branch3
first:  6feb834 Refactor annotation-based API
last:   6feb834 Refactor annotation-based API