You can create an alias function like this:
removeLocals = "!f() { git branch | grep -v "main" | xargs git branch -D; }; f"
used: git removeLocals
git removeLocals
or if you want to account for master vs main
removeLocals = "!f() { git branch | grep -v /"$1/" | xargs git branch -D; }; f"
used: git removeLocals main
git removeLocals main
I recommend not doing the second one as you may accidentally remove your local version of main/master due to a typo
You could also just make two aliases removeLocalsMain and removeLocalsMaster
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You can create an alias function like this:
used:
git removeLocalsor if you want to account for master vs main
used:
git removeLocals mainI recommend not doing the second one as you may accidentally remove your local version of main/master due to a typo
You could also just make two aliases removeLocalsMain and removeLocalsMaster