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SourceTree – Delete Multiple Branches at One Time

Do you use SourceTree to help manage your Git repos? Ever work on a bunch of pull requests and have a lot of local branches you need to delete? I found a way to delete multiple branches at one time.

  1. Click Repository then click Branch.
    2015-12-08_16-24-19
  2. Click Delete Branches.
    2015-12-08_16-23-22
  3. Select the branch(es) you want to delete. Be sure not to select other than Local branches unless that’s your intention.

 

 

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4 Comments

  1. If you ever need a similar action in a command line environment, here’s what I use:

    `git branch –merged | grep -v “\*” | xargs -n 1 git branch -d`

    It removes local branches that have been deleted in the remote repository.

  2. awesome! been looking for this for a while! thanks.

  3. Amar

    Very helpful. Thank you for sharing.

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