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Learn how Custy reports the results of a Branch Cleanup operation.

Commandcusty cleanup branches

Category

Maintenance

Quick Command

custy cleanup branches
cleanupbranchoutput

Overview​

After evaluating every configured cleanup rule, Custy reports the outcome of the cleanup operation.

Depending on the repository state and your configuration, the command may remove one or more branches, skip cleanup entirely, or report that no eligible branches were found.

Command Output

Example output produced after running the command.

Successful Branch Cleanup

Eligible branches were successfully removed.

Terminal
text
🧹 Cleaning Git branches...
✓ Evaluating configured cleanup rules...
✓ Removing eligible branches...
✓ Branch cleanup completed successfully.

Branch Cleanup Output

Branch cleanup process
Example CLI output showing Custy evaluating cleanup rules and removing eligible branches.

Successful Cleanup

When one or more branches satisfy every configured cleanup rule, Custy removes those branches and displays a summary of the completed operation.

Protected branches remain untouched regardless of the configured filters.

No Matching Branches

If no branches satisfy the configured cleanup rules, Custy completes normally without removing any branches.

This indicates that no branch matched the configured filters rather than a failure of the command.

Dry Run Output

When using the global --dry-run option, Custy evaluates every configured cleanup rule but does not delete any branches.

The reported output allows you to verify the cleanup behavior before modifying your repository.

Workflow Execution

Branch Cleanup is executed publicly with custy cleanup branches. Its internal profile name is not accepted by the current public Run argument.

What's Next?

If Branch Cleanup does not behave as expected, continue to the Troubleshooting page to learn about common configuration issues and safety mechanisms.