git-fresh is a small command-line utility for refreshing Git working copies from the terminal.
It automates common repository housekeeping tasks, making it useful for developers who regularly sync local branches with a remote root branch and want a quick way to tidy stale references, stashed work, tags, and ignored branches.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Updates the local root branch to match the remote root branch.
- Automatically stashes changes before running repository housekeeping.
- Prunes remote branches and can delete stale local and remote branches.
- Supports merging or rebasing the current branch against the remote root.
- Can reset the local root, wipe the workspace, remove stale local tags, and clear stash entries.
- Respects .freshignore files for branches that should be left untouched.
- Cross-platform support – runs under Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Website: github.com/imsky/git-fresh
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Developer: Ivan Malopinsky
License: MIT License
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