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I want to delete a local branch and in my remote project on Github.
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To delete the branch locally:
git branch -D <nome do branch>
To delete the branch remotely:
git push <nome do origin> <nome do branch> --delete
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You can use the following command:
git push origin :nome_do_branch
Paying attention to the : in front of the branch name, as it is the one who will cause the branch to be deleted, otherwise you would be updating the remote branch.
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He wants to delete branch, not upload his commits!
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Juarez Lustosa’s response for some reason has been negative and still has a comment saying that "he wants to delete branch, not upload his commits". But it is a valid answer, used to exclude remote branchs, and simpler than the others cited. before
nome_do_branchhas two points (:) and that’s what makes deleting the branch and not pushing. -
Thanks Rafael Macedo!!! That’s exactly it!.
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To remove local branch:
git branch -d nome-do-branch
And to remove remote branch add the "-r flag":
git branch -dr origin/nome-do-branch
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git branch -dr origin/branch name About this command, where do I put the name of my repository I called Test? I created a repository, but I didn’t create a branch, I didn’t commit, I didn’t do anything. I can’t delete the Test Protocol. Note, I only have a remote, I didn’t clone it. I just want to learn how to delete this project.
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I don’t know, André. This command there is only to remove branches even, not repositories.
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@You can access this tutorial to learn how to delete a repository from Github https://help.github.com/articles/deleting-a-repository/
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I used the command to delete the remote repository and gave error saying that there is no branch. I only created the repository, but this is Windows. git push <origin name> <branch name> -delete The origin name is what? In my case, I named the repository Test. And the branch?
– André Nascimento