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STG-CLEAN(1) StGit Manual STG-CLEAN(1)
stg-clean - Delete empty patches from the series
stg clean [OPTIONS]
Delete the empty patches from the entire series by default, or only empty patches from the applied or unapplied patches. A patch is considered empty if its tree is the same as its parent.
-A, --applied Delete empty applied patches -U, --unapplied Delete empty unapplied patches
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