Dev10x:git-branch-prune

Git branch pruning is the process of deleting stale local branches after verifying their merge history. This Skill automates classification into categories and requires your explicit approval before deleting branches to ensure safe removal.

Traditional git branch pruning misses stale branches in rebase-merge repositories because standard methods fail to verify rebased commits accurately. This Skill solves the problem by classifying branches based on their specific merge history and content.

You automate git branch deletion safely by running the prune command, which classifies branches into categories and prompts for user approval. This ensures you explicitly confirm every branch deletion before any removal occurs.

Yes, this git branch pruning tool requires manual user confirmation before deleting branches. It automates the classification of stale branches but always requests your explicit approval to ensure safe repo maintenance.

The best way to classify stale git branches before pruning is to use an automated tool that categorizes them by merge history and content. This Skill classifies branches into categories and verifies merges for accurate pruning.