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Git clean project.
Tool for removing old data from git repository.
Installation.
sudo -H python3 -m pip3 install -U git-clean
Usage.
- Removing remote old branches:
clean-git --url=ssh://git@git.example.com/example.git
- Removing remote and local branches:
clean-git --dirpath=/path/to/git/repo/root
- Removing remote and local branches, which last commit age is higher, than 360 days only.
clean-git --dirpath=/path/to/git/repo/root --over-days=360
- Removing remote and local branches, which name is not "test".
clean-git --dirpath=/path/to/git/repo/root --exclude-dirpath="^master|test$"
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