but clean

A branch is considered empty if it has no local commits, no assigned changes, and (by default) no upstream-only commits.

The entire operation is recorded as a single oplog entry, so it can be undone with but undo.

Examples

Remove all empty branches:

but clean

Preview which branches would be removed:

but clean --dry-run

Pull latest changes first, then clean:

but clean --pull

Also remove branches that only have upstream commits:

but clean --include-upstream

Usage: but clean [OPTIONS]

--dry-run — Preview which branches would be removed without actually deleting them
--pull — Pull latest changes from the remote before cleaning
--include-upstream — Also remove branches that have upstream-only commits but no local commits or changes