git town kill

git town kill [branch-name]

The kill command deletes non-perennial branches from the local and remote repository. It does not delete perennial branches.

When killing the currently checked out branch, you end up on the previously checked out branch. If that branch also doesn't exist, you end up on the main development branch.

Positional arguments

When called without arguments, the kill command deletes the feature branch you are on including all uncommitted changes.

When called with a branch name, it kills the given branch.

--dry-run

The --dry-run flag allows to test-drive this command. It prints the Git commands that would be run but doesn't execute them.

--verbose / -v

The --verbose aka -v flag prints all Git commands run under the hood to determine the repository state.