origin/api-declassification
origin/client-refactor
origin/exporter
origin/my-tasking
origin/persistence
origin/repo_delete
origin/server-debugger
origin/sprint22
origin/test-refactor
Ok, so partially ignore that. I was looking at an old list as returned
by "git branch -r".
Lesson learned: you need to manually clean up your local knowledge of
remote branches using "git remote prune origin":
> git remote prune origin
Pruning origin
URL: ssh://git.fedorahosted.org/git/pulp.git/
* [pruned] origin/api-declassification
* [pruned] origin/exporter
* [pruned] origin/my-tasking
* [pruned] origin/persistence
* [pruned] origin/repo_delete
* [pruned] origin/server-debugger
After that, all of the above branches that previously appeared no longer
appear when I do "git branch -r".
A cookie to anyone who can tell me a way of not having to run that prune
and having git always return me the most current list of branches.
--
Jay Dobies
RHCE# 805008743336126
Freenode: jdob @ #pulp
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