@dlid/gitrid v1.0.5

@dlid/gitrid

Simple tool to delete local git branches that are no longer used

gitrid will "Git rid" of those zombie branches that no longer exists in the remote repository.

• If a branch has unpushed changes it will not be flagged for deletion
• If a branch is active it will not be flagged for deletion

Installation

Install it globally for easy access

npm install -g @dlid/gitrid

Usage

gitrid [folder] [--yes|-y] (--verbose | --silent) [--plain-text]

Gitrid will run in your current working folder by default.

To check the current working directory just enter

gitrid

Parameters

# Run gitrid in specified folder
gitrid D:/Code

# Run gitrid in specified folder, automatically delete branches if any are found
gitrid D:/Code --yes

# Run gitrid in current folder with verbose logging
gitrid --verbose

Behind the scenes

Gitrid will perform the following actions:

• git remote get-url origin - Find the URL for the working folder or folder you specify ()
• git branch List local branches
• bit branch -r - List remote branches
• If a local branch does not exist in remote repository:
  • git log --branches --not --remotes --source will be run to see if the branch has any pending commits
• User will confirm to delete ZOMBIE marked branches, and then for each branch:
  • git branch -d [BRANCH NAME] Delete branch

Change log

• 1.0.5 - Reworked how remote branches are checked. Previous didn't work very well. Fixed issue where --verbose did not work
• 1.0.4 - Less output by default. Rearranged some code. Added --verbose, --silent, --plain-text, --help options
• 1.0.3 - Remote branches are now received once, and not per local branch
• 1.0.2 - Added check to see if local-only branch has any commits. This will not be flagged for deletion
• 1.0.1 - Fix where the bin/index.js file was including the wrong file
• 1.0.0 - First version