git-snip 0.2.0

Snip local Git branches that do not exist on the remote.
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# git-snip

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git-snip is a CLI utility to delete orphaned local branches that have no upstream.

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## Installation

You can install git-snip by building it with cargo. Run the following command:

`cargo install --target-dir ~/.local git-snip`

This will create a binary in `~/.local/bin/git-snip`.

## Usage

In a git repository, run:

`git snip`

It will ask to confirm the branches to delete. If you want to delete all branches
without confirmation, run:

`git snip --yes`

To run git-snip automatically, run it with the `--install-hook` flag:

`git snip --install-hook`

## License

GNU General Public License v3.0