daft prune

Remove worktrees for deleted remote branches

Usage

daft prune [OPTIONS]

This is equivalent to git worktree-prune. All options and arguments are the same.

Description

Removes local branches whose corresponding remote tracking branches have been deleted, along with any associated worktrees. This is useful for cleaning up after branches have been merged and deleted on the remote.

A branch is only in scope when something attests that it was on the remote: git's own upstream tracking, or a publication daft recorded. Being absent from the remote is not enough on its own, since that is equally true of a branch that was just created and never pushed. A branch nothing attests to is left alone, whatever --force says; discard those with daft remove.

Options

Option	Description	Default
-v, --verbose	Increase verbosity (-v for hook details, -vv for full sequential output)
-f, --force	Force removal of worktrees with uncommitted changes or untracked files
--stat <STAT>	Statistics mode: summary or lines (default: from git config daft.prune.stat, or summary)
--columns <COLUMNS>	Columns to display in the summary table (comma-separated). Replace mode: name,path,age. Modifier mode: +col,-col. The status column is always shown.
--sort <SORT>	Sort order (comma-separated). +col ascending, -col descending. Sortable columns: name, path, size, age, owner, activity. Default: daft.prune.sort or +name.

Global Options

Option	Description
-h, --help	Print help information
-V, --version	Print version information

See Also

• git worktree-prune for full options reference