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Cleaning Up

Once your branch has been merged via the commit-queue, you will likely want to cleanup it up.

Switching to a selected branch

You cannot delete a branch you currently have checked out, so the first step to cleaning up the branch is to switch to a different branch. You can use the git branch-switch subcommand to change branches.

$ evg-module-manager git branch-switch --branch master
Switched to 'master' in:
 - enterprise
 - base

Deleting old branches

Once you no longer have the branch you wish to remove checked out, you can remove it. First, you can use the git branch-show subcommand to see the existing branches in each enabled repository.

$ evg-module-manager git branch-show
Branches in 'enterprise':
  dbradf/my-test-branch
* master
Branches in 'base':
  dbradf/my-test-branch
* master

Next, you can use the git branch-delete subcommand to remove the desired branch.

$ evg-module-manager git branch-delete --branch dbradf/my-test-branch
Branch 'dbradf/my-test-branch' deleted from:
 - enterprise
 - base

If you run the git branch-show subcommand again, you will see that the branch no longer shows up.

$ evg-module-manager git branch-show
Branches in 'enterprise':
* master
Branches in 'base':
* master