git-pruny-corny 🌿 A simple and interactive CLI tool to find and delete local Git branches that have already been merged into main or master.

Here's what it looks like in the terminal:

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$ git-prune 🌿 Finding local branches that have been merged... ? Select the branches you want to prune: (Press to select, to toggle all, to invert selection, and to proceed)

[x] feature/one [x] feature/two

Deleted branch: feature/one Deleted branch: feature/two

✨ Pruning complete! ✨ Why? Tired of your local git repository being cluttered with old branches after you've merged your pull requests? git-pruny-corny scans for all local branches that have been safely merged and provides a simple checklist for you to clean them up. It turns a multi-step git command process into a single, easy-to-use command.

Installation Install it globally using npm:

Bash

npm install -g git-pruny-corny Usage Navigate to any of your projects that uses Git.

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cd /path/to/your/project Run the command:

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git-prune Use the arrow keys and the spacebar to select the branches you wish to delete, then press Enter.