cleanup-merged-branches

Deleting merged git branches is handled by an automated cleanup skill that fetches, prunes, lists, and deletes branches based on their merge status relative to the main branch. It removes redundant branches from both your local repository and the remote.

Cleaning up git branches after a merge is best achieved by running an automated branch cleanup skill. It identifies branches already merged into the main branch and deletes them, streamlining your development workflow and preventing repository clutter.

Previewing merged branches before deletion is supported by the skill's preview functionality. It allows users to see exactly which local and remote branches will be deleted before the execution of any destructive git commands.

The git branch cleanup process requires the git CLI. You need the git command-line interface installed in your environment to fetch, prune, list, and delete branches based on their merge status relative to the main branch.

Removing merged branches maintains a clean git history and prevents clutter. Automated branch cleanup safely removes branches merged into the main branch, streamlining development workflows and making repository maintenance easier.