Option to select all branches

[Haugen]

Sometimes I have a lot of local branches, and I know I just want to get back to a clean slate where only main is present. I just want to nuke all the local branches.

For a situation like this, it would be nice with a "Select All" option, that would automatically toggle on all of the branches in the list. Perhaps looking something like this:

Select branches to delete (use ↑/↓ or j/k to navigate, Space to select, Enter to confirm, q to quit):

  [ ] # Select All #
> [ ] branch/1
  [ ] branch/2
  [ ] branch/3
  [ ] branch/4
  [ ] branch/5
  [ ] branch/6
      branch/7 (checked out)
  [ ] branch/8
  [ ] branch/9

• Not sure how we best visualize the "Select All" option in the output?
• Perhaps it would make most sense that the "cursor" starts on the first branch, even if "Select All" is at the top? That way, you can start selecting individual branches just like before, but can move Up directly after running bcu to toggle "Select All"
• Probably, one should be able to toggle All on and off, just like you could for an individual branch?

[Alekzanther]

Maybe ctrl+a to toggle all (skipping the Select All option in the list)? 🤔

[Haugen]

@Alekzanther Interesting. Haven't considered introducing shortcuts like this. Maybe both? Maybe introduce some setup for "shortcut settings", where you could list all available shortcuts with bcu --help?

Say we add ctrl + a option to toggle selecting/deselecting all branches. Where would you notify the user that this command is available? Just expanding the help text at the top might end up with bloat?

Select branches to delete (use ↑/↓ or j/k to navigate, Space to select, ctrl + a to select all, Enter to confirm, q to quit):