how to hide some branches

Hello everyone,

I create a new branch for every new feature/fix I work on. After some
time I have many (too much) branch listed when doing:

   $ git branch

I'd like to hide some (not removing them).

Is there a solution for this?

How you people handle this?

Thanks.

Pascal.

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2008/11/30 Pascal Obry [off-list ref]:

I create a new branch for every new feature/fix I work on. After some
time I have many (too much) branch listed when doing:

  $ git branch

I'd like to hide some (not removing them).

Is there a solution for this?

How you people handle this?

Rename them into something _not_ under refs/heads:

  git update-ref refs/hidden/branch branch
  git branch -D branch

?

Pascal Obry wrote:

Hello everyone,

I create a new branch for every new feature/fix I work on. After some
time I have many (too much) branch listed when doing:

   $ git branch

I'd like to hide some (not removing them).

Is there a solution for this?

From a suggestion by Jakub Narebski, I use an alias "lb" that shows

the most recently-active 8 branches:

  for-each-ref --format='%(refname:short)' \
       --sort=-authordate --count=8 refs/heads/

--Pete

Pascal Obry:

I'd like to hide some (not removing them).
Is there a solution for this?

git branch --no-merged

shows only the branches that has not been merged into your current
working branch. That might be one solution.

I don't know if it is possible to set it as a default option, but I
would also appreciate such a feature.


I use the "git branch --merged" to move away merged branches into a
different "namespace" (branch "a" becomes "merged/a"):

  for branch in $(git branch --merged master | egrep -v 'merged|master');
  do
    git branch -m "$branch" "merged/$branch"
  done

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Pete Harlan a écrit :

quoted

From a suggestion by Jakub Narebski, I use an alias "lb" that shows

the most recently-active 8 branches:

  for-each-ref --format='%(refname:short)' \
       --sort=-authordate --count=8 refs/heads/

Thanks, I like this one. Probably the best approach to me.

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