Want to clean up all those merged feature branches in git, but don’t feel like installing a program like git-sweep to do something that can be done in a one line bash command?
git branch --merged master | # list branches merged into master
grep -v master | # exclude master
xargs git branch -d # tell git to delete themgit remote prune origin # prune deleted tracking branches
git branch -r --merged origin/master | # list branches merged into master
grep -v master | # exclude master
sed -n "s| origin/|:|p" | # use remote branch delete syntax
# and only include origin branches
xargs git push origin # delete them on the remote