Bash archive-branch

Bash archive-branch

# Check out a Git branch, tag it with archive/, remove
# the remote branch, and get ready to do it all over again.
#
# USAGE:
#   archive-branch feature/my-branch
function archive-branch() {
  if [[ "$1" == "master" ]]; then
    echo "I'm sorry, $USER. I'm afraid I can't do that. (Cannot archive master branch)"
    return
  fi

  if [ "git branch --list $1" ]
  then
    git branch -D "$1"
  fi

  git fetch origin "$1" && echo "fetched feature: $1" \
  && git checkout -b "$1" --track origin/"$1" \
  && git tag archive/"$1" && echo "Tag created: archive/$1" \
  && git push origin archive/"$1" && echo "Pushed to origin: archive/$1" \
  && git push origin :"$1" && echo "Removed remote branch $1" \
  && git checkout master && git branch -d "$1"
  echo ""
}

# Run through archive-branch in a loop, useful for archiving a *bunch* of
# merged branches in a repo.
#
# USAGE:
#   archive-branches fix/my-fix feature/some-feature
function archive-branches() {
  echo "Archiving Git branches:"
  echo ""
  for branch in "$@"; do
    echo "Running archive-branch $branch:"
    archive-branch "$branch"
  done
}