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find & delete empty branches in your git repository; find unmerged branches with tons of code that needs to get into production!

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rotten's Introduction

Rotten — find empty git branches and unmerged ones with tons of code!

$ npm -g install rotten

It helps you discover

Which remote branches are empty (all code is in master), also outputs a command to delete them all.
Which remote branches still have lots of code that needs to be merged
How long remote branches have been waiting to be merged.

Why is this useful?

discover which projects are languishing
discover which engineers are unhappy that their code is not being reviewed/merged
discover how effective your development process is

How rotten am I really?

Try it out.

$ npm -g install rotten
$ cd my-big-git-repo
$ rotten

Usage

Usage: rotten --repo /path-to-git-repo --prod master

Options:
  -r, --repo         the repo youd like to examine for rotting code                                        [default: "."]
  -p, --prod         the branch you have running in production                                             [default: "master"]
  --keep             don't run "harvested" checks (if you want to keep merged branches)                    [default: false]
  -c, --mostcommits  show branches with the most commits first (defaults to showing oldest commits first)  [default: false]

If you'd like to order by most commits waiting (instead of oldest commit waiting):

$ rotten --mostcommits

Scoring?

Your rotten score is #rotten:13/harvested:37

Explanation:

rotten: number of branches you need to merge into prod
harvested: branches already in prod that need to be deleted.

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rotten's Issues

Use correct remote name for delete text

The remote name is always origin for the "==Paste the following to delete them all==" section. It should use the correct remote name for each branch in the list.

output only already-merged branches

Can you add an option to output the branch delete commands in an alphabetical list and one per line? I only want to delete the branches that start with kip-.

/via @rv-kip

Output is full of ^[[32m and ^[[39m

If I pipe the output into a file when it can't fit into stdout there are a lot of weird characters around.

warn them if ulimit is not really high

sh Error On Running

› rotten --prod develop 
Checking that branches are in production branch develop
.
 Error: Command failed: /bin/sh: origin/master: No such file or directory

    at onBranch (/usr/local/share/npm/lib/node_modules/rotten/rotten.js:65:36)
    at ChildProcess.exithandler (child_process.js:544:7)
    at ChildProcess.EventEmitter.emit (events.js:99:17)
    at maybeClose (child_process.js:638:16)
    at Socket.ChildProcess.spawn.stdin (child_process.js:815:11)
    at Socket.EventEmitter.emit (events.js:96:17)
    at Socket._destroy.destroyed (net.js:357:10)
    at process.startup.processNextTick.process._tickCallback (node.js:244:9)
............
  origin/refactor/ui-fixes all in prod, please delete remote branch
  origin/refactor/tests-fix all in prod, please delete remote branch
  origin/refactor/rename-to-pp all in prod, please delete remote branch
  origin/refactor/remove-profiler all in prod, please delete remote branch

etc etc all okay.

Running Rotten against http://github.com/unikent/programmes-plant

Might be a local problem. Seems to otherwise work.

Cheers!

correctly delete remote branches

remove the "origin/" prefix

make a team version that only runs the analysis on certain authors

git branches not deleting

this is caused by

the branch is deleted on the remote
the local branch is also deleted
but the local repo still has a ref to the remote branch

The solution is

git branch -r -d origin/branchname

This should be output in the commands.

Paste Text Ignores Branch "Directories" (e.g. Feature Branches)

If you are creating a branch called feature/thing then the command will be returned as simply thing, stripping the branch psuedo-directory.

git push origin :thing; git branch -D thing;

Thanks for the awesome code!

paste text always uses the same remote

I've got a bunch of branches from remote "upstream" and remote "origin". The "please delete remote branch" section displays the correct remote + branch pairs, but the "Paste the following text to delete them all!" section uses the "origin" remote for all of them.

also generate local branch deletion command

e.g.

git branch -d kip-release-patch-uncaughts3