On 08/23/2012 05:52 PM, J. Daniel Schmidt wrote:
Sure, automating this makes a lot of sense, go ahead.
But don't forget to inform the team as otherwise somebody might push these
branches again.
Here's a possible way how to delete all the "broken" branches
semi-automatically:
* Backup your SSH keys (~/.ssh)
* Create a new SSH key without passphrase (ssh-keygen)
* Add this *.pub key to https://github.com/settings/ssh
Now you can clone/push/fetch without entering the key
* In each cloned directory, run my simple script to delete all the
"broken" branches
* Remove the key from your system, remove it also from GitHub
* Eventually restore your keys from backup
--- script (one line) ---
for BRANCH in `git branch -a | grep "\/origin\/broken" | sed
's/.*origin\/broken/:broken/'`; do echo $BRANCH; git push origin
$BRANCH; done
--- script (one line) ---
Well, it's not an engineering gem but it does the job :) Feel free to
enhance it.
Bye
Lukas
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Lukas Ocilka, Cloud & Systems Management Department
SUSE LINUX s.r.o., Praha
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