@maccuaa/git-clean
Advanced tools
Keeping the number of branches in your git repository sane.
Use this scipt to identify stale git branches that should be deleted. It does this by iterating over every branch in the repository and getting the last commit author, and the date of the last commit.
# globally
npm i -g @maccuaa/git-clean
# in your project
npm i -D @maccuaa/git-clean
Once installed, you must configure some parameters for git-clean.
It is recommended to create a .gitcleanrc file in the root of your project.
git-clean uses the rc library for finding and loading configs. It is possible to define these settings in other places as well, for a list of all supported option please see the rc project.
This example also shows the default values git-clean uses.
# .gitcleanrc
# Required
REMOTE_URL =
# Optional
JIRA_PROJECTS =
MAIN_BRANCH = master
PROTECTED_BRANCHES = HEAD, origin/master
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| REMOTE_URL | the URL to the remote Git server |
| JIRA_PROJECTS | comma separated list of Jira project codes that you want to display links for |
| MAIN_BRANCH | the name of your main branch. Generally this is the master branch |
| PROTECTED_BRANCHES | comma separated list of branches that are protected and should not be deleted. |
Branches matching any of PROTECTED_BRANCHES values these values will not be displayed by git-clean.
For large projects with multiple developers and a large number of branches it is recommended to commit a .gitcleanrc file in the root of your project.
install git-clean as a devDependency
FAQs
CLI tool for finding stale Git branches
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