分支重命名工具 (gen-rn-br)

You can automatically rename local Git branches to a YYYYMM date format by running a command that reads the last commit date and normalizes the branch name accordingly. This process targets local branches only and skips protected branches.

The best way to organize unorganized Git branches by year and month is using an automated branch management tool that moves branches into a YYYYMM directory structure based on their last commit date, keeping your codebase tidy.

No, the branch renaming tool requires no external dependencies to run. It operates entirely on local branches within your Git repository without needing additional software or packages installed.

You should not use automated Git branch naming conventions for protected branches, as the tool explicitly skips them. Additionally, it only processes local branches and does not rename remote branches.

YYYYMM branch naming normalization works by extracting the date of the last commit made on a branch. It then renames the branch to match that year and month, ensuring all branches follow a consistent naming convention.