sptsway

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   by sptsway 2y ago

   good question though, let me add "when is this useful" to the blog too :)
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   by sptsway 2y ago

   i guess 'fetch --prune' deletes non-existent remote branches from local, but the not the remote branches that actually exist. while the above is used to delete remote branch locally which also exists in remote. this is mostly help
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   <git> delete unwanted remote branches locally and their tracking(substack.com)

   2 points by sptsway 2y ago|4 comments