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In the project explorer it shows that there are local (unpushed) commits. In the history view there is no visual clue which commits are unpushed. It would be helpful to have a visual clue for unpushed commits.
Are you aware of the "All branches" toolbar button? If that is enabled, you see the difference between local and upstream directly in the graph. Also if you select a commit in the history, look for the commit message area underneath the list of commits. Line 5 or 6 of that text shows which branches a commit is contained in. If that line contains "origin/master", you have pushed it there. Not sure if more indicatation is needed.
(In reply to Michael Keppler from comment #1) > Are you aware of the "All branches" toolbar button? If that is enabled, you > see the difference between local and upstream directly in the graph. I am aware of that button. However, I would not say that you see the differences directly, especially with many branches around. Surely, with little effort it can be found out. Maybe it is an option to show only the current branch and its parent(s) to reduce the clutter when looking at many branches. > Also if you select a commit in the history, look for the commit message area > underneath the list of commits. Line 5 or 6 of that text shows which > branches a commit is contained in. If that line contains "origin/master", > you have pushed it there. > > Not sure if more indicatation is needed. I was thinking to have some visual clues that mark the behind/forward commits. The current branch/head is has already a bold font. Commits behind/forward could be marked in a different font as well, or with a different color. Also, the dots on the time-line could have a different shape/color/fill. Not sure though, if this all would cutter the view too much.
