Git: how can I retrieve all branches that are protected?
Question
I want to be able to get all branches from a project that are protected. The protection is done in gitlab, so I wasn't sure if there's API exposed so I can get it from the command line.
I looked at git branch command, but I didn't see anything there that could tell me whether a branch is protected or not.
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2 ACCPTED 2018-02-28 05:57:23
You can use the GitLab API for listing protected branches .
GET /projects/:id/protected_branches
From there, you can use in your local repo git config or git notes to leave a "marker" to your branches.
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