Branches deleted remotely still show as published in legit about legit HOT 5 CLOSED

I have this same issue, I'm working on a large team with many remote branches that get merged into master after a release. We run git-sweep to cleanup all the branches that have been merged but despite running "git fetch --prune", "git branches" still always lists all branches.

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Same problem here, any solution?

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• git fetch --prune is for updating remote information. (using that information legit finds whether the local branch is published or not)
• git branch -d [BranchName] should be run after fetch --prune because legit does not do that.

After these, there should be no unexpected branches in the list of legit branches.

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this alias can be used to remove all merged branches.

alias gbda='git branch --merged | command grep -vE "^(\*|\s*master\s*$)" | command xargs -n 1 git branch -d'

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Trying to call git unpublished gives this error.

The develop branch of legit reports

It seems that the remote branch has been already deleted.

Calling git branch -d [BranchName] deletes the local branch,
but it will still show as an existing published branch to Legit.

This has been fixed.

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