latest 3 messages by simenbrekken
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[2016-09-07T07:46:35Z]
simenbrekken
Hi, my workflow is probably similar to a lot of others. I create pull requests from feature branches that I later squash and merge on Github. I'm wondering if there's an easy way to clean up local branches that have merged using squash and merge. git branch --merged obviously doesn't list the branches since the merge was performed using --squash
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[2016-03-10T15:10:24Z]
simenbrekken
Seveas: That's what I ended up doing, thanks for answering though :)
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[2016-03-10T13:49:38Z]
simenbrekken
Hi, what's the best way to cherry-pick an entire pull-request? I tried cherry-picking the resulting merge commit but I got an error telling me no -m was specified