This gh extension determines which local branches have been merged and safely deletes them.

Motivation

Daily development makes it difficult to know which branch is active when there are many unnecessary branches left locally, which causes a small amount of stress. If you squash merge a pull request, there is no history of the merge to the default branch, so you have to force delete the branch to clean it up, and you have to be careful not to accidentally delete the active branch.

We have made it possible to automatically determine which branches have been merged and clean up the local environment without worry.

Installation

gh extension install seachicken/gh-poi

Usage

• gh poi Delete the merged local branches
• gh poi --dry-run You can check the branch to be deleted without actually deleting it
• gh poi --debug Enable debug logs
• gh poi protect <branchname>... Protect local branches from deletion
• gh poi unprotect <branchname>... Unprotect local branches

FAQ

Why the name "poi"?

"poi" means "feel free to throw it away" in Japanese.