clean-gone-branches

To clean up local git branches marked as gone, you can run the clean-gone-branches skill. It automatically identifies and removes deleted branches and their associated worktrees from your local repository without requiring explicit user input.

Gone branches in git are local branches whose remote counterparts have been deleted. You should remove them to maintain repository health and organization, especially in large repositories with multiple contributors where deleted branches often accumulate locally.

Yes, removing gone git branches also deletes their associated worktrees. The cleanup process handles both the local branch references and the linked worktree directories to ensure complete repository maintenance.

You can automate stale branch cleanup for local repositories with multiple contributors by running the clean-gone-branches skill. It provides a quick cleanup solution by identifying and removing branches marked as gone and their worktrees.

The best way to maintain repository health by removing deleted git worktrees is to run an automated cleanup skill. It identifies git branches marked as gone and removes both the branches and their associated worktrees from the local repository.