For everybody wondering why he still sees a remotes/origin/wip_experiment
after pulling, do a
git remote prune origin
to clean up your repository :-)
Cheers,
Mirko
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I renamed my branches, so for what I care, all other branches can be deleted
Perfect!
> all other branches can be deleted
Can you do it yourself please. I just don't want to make some silly
mistake and delete someone else branch by mistake ;)
-- Mirco
Specifically, Daniel, David, Hubert, Iulian, Matt , Matthew and Mirko, I seethere are some branches where you seem to have done work (and Iassume you own) and should be renamed/deleted if possible.
> There is a `formatter-demo` branch that you seem to have done work on. But I
> might be wrong...
Hmm, I thought I'd deleted that a few days ago, and it's not currently
listed on the Assembla web interface....have you done a:
git fetch --prune
-- Matt
Me neither.. I removed/renamed everything I own. Is there a way to see who
directly (i.e. excluding merges) committed to a branch?
-- Mirko
> There aren't any branches that I'm currently involved in. Do you mean gsoc & helios? For me, you can delete these, because all I did was to merge stuff from wip_experiment into these branches. Both of these branches are now in master as far as I'm aware. I can delete these if you like, but I didn't create them.
I see. Then let's let them around for the moment, I'd prefer that the owner of the branch actually does the deletion.
Maybe Miles and/or David know more about these branches.
-- Mirco
Good work! :-)
Cheers,
Miles
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