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Previous version only looked at local branches, and looking at the last commit hash of each branch.

The idea is to look at all branches that contain the specific commit. It can be done with the command
"git branch --constains" command.

This way the command is much more intelligent.
It has been tested extensively with out repositories and worked smoothly in several situations where previously couldn't detect the proper branch.

Previous version only looked at local branches, and
looking at the last commit hash of each branch.

The idea is to look at all branches that contain the
specific commit. It can be done with the command
"git branch --constains" command.

This way the command is much more intelligent.
It has been tested extensively with out repositories
and worked smoothly in several situations where previously
couldn't detect the proper branch.
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