I often use git branch --merged to identify branches that I can delete as I have already merged them. Same goes for --no-merged to find out if I've forgotten to merge some features.
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I often use git branch --merged to identify branches that I can delete as I have already merged them. Same goes for --no-merged to find out if I've forgotten to merge some features.