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by MereInterest
1775 days ago
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My current workflow is to watch for a PR to be accepted on github, then use the delete branch button in the GUI. On my local repo, I'll then use `git remote prune origin`, and only call `git branch -D` on branches that were pruned. It's a workable solution, and it could be scripted around, but I don't want to. Reproducing the functionality that already exists in git feels like a waste of time, when the entire purpose would be to work around the existence of a rebase workflow. Better would be to just use a merge/no-ff workflow in the first place. |
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