Let's assume our work on branch "contact-form" is done and we've already integrated it into "master". Since we don't need it anymore, we can delete it (locally):
$ git branch -d contact-form
And for deleting the remote branch:
git push origin --delete contact-form
Let's assume our work on branch "contact-form" is done and we've already integrated it into "master". Since we don't need it anymore, we can delete it (locally):
$ git branch -d contact-form
And for deleting the remote branch:
git push origin --delete contact-form
Let's assume our work on branch "contact-form" is done and we've already integrated it into "master". Since we don't need it anymore, we can delete it (locally):
$ git branch -d contact-form
And for deleting the remote branch:
git push origin --delete contact-form
Let's assume our work on branch "contact-form" is done and we've already integrated it into "master". Since we don't need it anymore, we can delete it (locally):
$ git branch -d contact-form
Tidy as we are, we also delete the remote branch by simply adding the "-r" flag:
$ git branch -dr origin/contact-form
As Geuis has said in the comments, this will only delete the remote branch tracking reference. So, you need to also run the following command to finish the branch deleting procedure: And for deleting the remote branch:
git push origin --delete contact-form
Let's assume our work on branch "contact-form" is done and we've already integrated it into "master". Since we don't need it anymore, we can delete it:
$ git branch -d contact-form
Tidy as we are, we also delete the remote branch by simply adding the "-r" flag:
$ git branch -dr origin/contact-form
As Geuis has said in the comments, this will only delete the remote branch tracking reference. So, you need to also run the following command to finish the branch deleting procedure:
git push origin --delete contact-form
Let's assume our work on branch "contact-form" is done and we've already integrated it into "master". Since we don't need it anymore, we can delete it (locally):
$ git branch -d contact-form
And for deleting the remote branch:
git push origin --delete contact-form
Let's assume our work on branch "contact-form" is done and we've already integrated it into "master". Since we don't need it anymore, we can delete it:
$ git branch -d contact-form
Tidy as we are, we also delete the remote branch by simply adding the "-r" flag:
$ git branch -dr origin/contact-form
As Geuis has said in the comments, this will only delete the remote branch tracking reference. So, you need to also run the following command to finish the branch deleting procedure:
git push origin --delete contact-form
Let's assume our work on branch "contact-form" is done and we've already integrated it into "master". Since we don't need it anymore, we can delete it:
$ git branch -d contact-form
Tidy as we are, we also delete the remote branch by simply adding the "-r" flag:
$ git branch -dr origin/contact-form
Let's assume our work on branch "contact-form" is done and we've already integrated it into "master". Since we don't need it anymore, we can delete it:
$ git branch -d contact-form
Tidy as we are, we also delete the remote branch by simply adding the "-r" flag:
$ git branch -dr origin/contact-form
As Geuis has said in the comments, this will only delete the remote branch tracking reference. So, you need to also run the following command to finish the branch deleting procedure:
git push origin --delete contact-form