My question is all about the branch filter functionality of GitExtensions.
I have a branch called branch123 and it exists both in my local (branch123) and in the remote (origin/branch123). My local is behind the remote by a few commits, and I have a new commit in my local. I have properly fetched and I can see all commits and branches when I am not filtering.
I am using GitExtensions (3.5.4.12724), and I want to filter the branches in a way that I see the local and the remote of a specific branch. I have enabled local and remote checks next to the branch filter:
And then I have tried to search for branch123 or *branch123* but there is no way to see the origin of this branch, I only see the local.
Am I doing something wrong or what I am trying to achieve is not possible in GitExtensions?