For a low-fi version of this, add an alias to this one liner.
git branch --merged | grep -v -e master -e main -e develop | xargs git branch -d
I currently use git-trim, and it works well for my needs. I’ll give this a try though for sure.
For a low-fi version of this, add an alias to this one liner.
I currently use git-trim, and it works well for my needs.
I’ll give this a try though for sure.