Find the parent branch of REMOTE LOCAL git

Question

How to get the name of the remote branch gitfrom which the local commit gitwas forked?

I assume this is a 4-step process, and that the first three steps may be as follows:

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Step one: get the name of the current branch in the local git repo:

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git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD    

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Step Two: Get the hash of the currently checked commit from the local repo:

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git rev-parse HEAD          # full hash  

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Step 3. Get the name of the upstream tracking branch on the remote git repository:

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git rev-parse --abbrev-ref @{upstream}

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Step Four: Get the name of the parent upstream tracking branch on the remote git repository:

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Answer 1

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gitk --all
git log --oneline --decorate --graph --all

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• git branch -r (, origin/master, origin/dev origin/feature).

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  commmand git rev-parse --abbrev-ref @{upstream} (, origin/master, ).

• git branch -b origin-master origin/master        #Create a local branch origin-master from origin/master
  git branch -b origin-dev origin/dev
  git branach -b origin-feature origin/feature
  

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• git branch -D origin-master
  git branch -D origin-dev
  git branch -D origin-feature
  

Answer 2

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