Having used clearcase lsvtree for many years I miss that functionality in git. Anybody know about a similar tool for linux? gitk is not as friendly for big trees and Tortoisegit looks cool but does not support linux. thank you
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There is a project (that I haven't tested recently) to transform a gitk log into a version tree:
crc8/GitVersionTree
To go from:
to:
This is the closest I have seen from a ClearCase version tree.