Quick Shell Command for Deleting Local Merged Branches @deeecode
Quick Shell Command for Deleting Local Merged Branches  @deeecode
Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, I show you a quick command that you can use for cleaning up your local branches, so you only have the ones that haven't been merged yet.

Worth noting from the video, egrep is "Extended Regular Expression". grep on the other hand is "Basic Regular Expression". You can also use grep with the -E flag for extended regular expressions.

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Quick Shell Command for Deleting Local Merged Branches

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