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Plan and (only after user confirmation) delete remote and matching local git branches whose PR is already merged or closed (not merged) and that have no remaining commits or file changes. Use when the user asks to clean up, prune, or delete merged/closed branches (브랜치 정리, cleanup branches, delete merged branches).
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| name | cleanup-branches |
| description | Plan and (only after user confirmation) delete remote and matching local git branches whose PR is already merged or closed (not merged) and that have no remaining commits or file changes. Use when the user asks to clean up, prune, or delete merged/closed branches (브랜치 정리, cleanup branches, delete merged branches). |
Delete remote branches whose PR is already merged or closed (not merged)
and that have no leftover commits or file changes. Delete matching local
branches too. Never delete main or dev.
Plan first. Show what would be deleted; delete only after the user explicitly asks to delete.
Delete only when all are true; otherwise skip and say why:
main or dev (local or origin/*)gh pr list --head <branch> --state open)gh pr list --head <branch> --state mergedgh pr list --head <branch> --state closedgit merge-base --is-ancestor <tip> <prHeadRefOid>
(prefer origin/<branch> tip; squash/rebase → do not require ancestry on
dev/main)status --porcelain empty); dirty → skip local onlyNever force-push or rewrite history. Use git branch -D only after the PR
checks (plain -d often fails after squash).
git fetch --prune originorigin (exclude main/dev/HEAD), plus
local-only branches with the same checksgit push --delete or git branch -D.git push origin --delete <branch>; matching safe local →
git branch -D <branch>; report removed vs skipped.Would delete:
- origin/<branch> — merged PR #<n>
- origin/<branch> — closed PR #<n> (not merged)
- <branch> (local) — matched origin / merged PR #<n>
Skipped:
- <branch> — <reason>
After confirmation, use the same shape with Removed: instead of Would delete:.