Determining why github says "Closed with unmerged commits"
I sometimes contribute pull requests to an upstream repo. Someone applies my pr to master and closes it. Then github says "Closed with unmerged commits". Why?
What I want to figure out what, if any, code edits I made on the branch that I created the pr from that did not get included (applied or ~merged) into the upstream repo's mater branch. I don't want to perform "manual inspection" and instead want one, or several, cli git commands that will show me exactly what those code edits are.
This just happened for me on GitHub and I have found another reason, besides the one mentioned by @twalberg in comments:
They could have created a patch from your forked repository and applied it. This is with the help of format-patch command:
$ git format-patch branch --stdout > file.patch
(stated by @twalberg in comments) They could have used cherry-pick, which applies changes in a single commit.
These actions make sense for small changes when merging from a branch (in-case the patch is in separate branch on forked repository) or rebasing isn't needed.
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