igorescobar · February 7, 2013 12:42
diff --git a/Show Which Branches are Merged (or not).sh b/Show Which Branches are Merged (or not).sh
 When working with feature branches, you can quickly create so many that clutter up the output of git branch --list. Every now and again you want to get rid of the branches that have made it into master. But you probably have a quick pause before you git branch -d <BRANCH>, but with the below commands you can confidently delete them without a second thought. (via Zach Holman)
 If you want to see which local branches you have that are merged into the branch you are currently on, then all you need is:
 git branch --merged

 The reverse is also available. Show which branches haven't been merged into the currently selected branch with:
 git branch --no-merged

 Mash this up with a couple easy UNIX tools and you can quickly delete everything that has already been merged:
 git branch --merged | xargs git branch -d
	When working with feature branches, you can quickly create so many that clutter up the output of git branch --list. Every now and again you want to get rid of the branches that have made it into master. But you probably have a quick pause before you git branch -d <BRANCH>, but with the below commands you can confidently delete them without a second thought. (via Zach Holman)
	If you want to see which local branches you have that are merged into the branch you are currently on, then all you need is:
	git branch --merged

	The reverse is also available. Show which branches haven't been merged into the currently selected branch with:
	git branch --no-merged

	Mash this up with a couple easy UNIX tools and you can quickly delete everything that has already been merged:
	git branch --merged \| xargs git branch -d