git-graft

Graft branch into history

$ git graft [branch]

$ git graft [branch] [base-commit]

git graft branch [base]

git graft merges a branch then immediately deletes it, combining git merge followed by git branch -d into a single operation. It is useful for incorporating completed feature branches into the main history while cleaning up branch clutter.
Part of the git-extras suite, the command simplifies the common merge-and-delete workflow for branches that should become part of history without keeping the branch reference.

BRANCH

Branch to graft.

Base commit (default: branch point).

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Part of git-extras package. Branch deleted after merge. Use for completed work only.

git graft is part of git-extras, providing a convenience wrapper for the common merge-then-delete pattern.

git-merge(1), git-branch(1)