Cleaning up gone branches
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A git alias to clean up gone branches. Even ones that have been squashed
and merged.
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Donnerstag, Oktober 04, 2007
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- Berlin, Germany
- Ich bin IT-Consultant für eine kleine Berliner Firma. Wir beschäftigen uns hauptsächlich mit ASP (nicht die Sprache), .NET und etwas Oracle. Ich bin Microsoft Certified Solution Developer
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