make an alias out of it which also protect master and dev branches, and also try to delete them in safer way with -d instead of -D.
alias gitrm='git branch --merged | egrep -v "(^\*|master|main|dev)" | xargs git branch -d'
git branch --merged doesn't work well if your team uses GitHub squash commits to merge PRs: stackoverflow.com/a/19309568/771768
git branch --merged
I've had a lot of success with my script that:
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make an alias out of it which also protect master and dev branches,
and also try to delete them in safer way with -d instead of -D.
git branch --mergeddoesn't work well if your team uses GitHub squash commits to merge PRs: stackoverflow.com/a/19309568/771768I've had a lot of success with my script that: