Misha Moroshko
Reputation: 171321
Git: How to clear empty directories in .git/refs/heads?
I've created a new feature/cool-stuff branch. Git created the .git/refs/heads/feature/cool-stuff file as expected.
Now, I deleted the feature/cool-stuff branch. Git deleted the .git/refs/heads/feature/cool-stuff file as expected.
But, the .git/refs/heads/feature directory is still there (it's empty).
I guess I could delete this directory manually, but I wonder if there is a Git cleanup command that would do that for me?
Upvotes: 2
Views: 446
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