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>>> git-sweep cleanup --origin=local
Could not find the remote named local
Not sure why it needs a remote named local, it should be able to tell if a branch is local or not without the user having to configure their remotes in a special way.
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Hi, not an author of this repo, but one who added a comment in README telling how to clean up local branches. You actually need to add remote named local to make it work, and it's a hack to achieve the desired effect:
git remote add local $(pwd)
Unfortunately this project is dead for a while so feel free to fork it and improve it, especially around local branches. Also Python 3 support is needed already :)
Not sure why it needs a remote named local, it should be able to tell if a branch is local or not without the user having to configure their remotes in a special way.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: