When working with a larger team and with a proper Git flow process, the number of local feature branches are grows in your local machine. Not that they do any harm to your project, but they can get quite confusing at times. This little code snippet will be able to delete all other local branches except master, develop or release/*.
Create a file named, deleteLocalGitBranches.sh and add the following code snippet.
#!/bin/bash
# Move to master branch. Delete all other local branches except master, develop, release/* or project/*
# Move to master branch
git checkout master
# Collect branches
branches=()
eval "$(git for-each-ref --shell --format='branches+=(%(refname))' refs/heads/)"
for branch in "${branches[@]}"; do
old="refs/heads/"
branchName=${branch/$old/}
if [["$branchName" != "master" && "$branchName" != "develop" && "$branchName" != "release/"*]]; then
git branch -D $branchName
fi
done
Now run the shell script
$ ./deleteLocalGitBranches.sh
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