
'refs/remotes/origin/oxen-translation', but not yet merged to HEAD.ĭeleted branch oxen-translation (was daa010c). Warning: deleting branch 'oxen-translation' that has been merged to Now delete the local version of the remote branch:

NOTE: If you already had a local copy of the remote branch to delete, start here. We can't have the branch we want to delete checked out when we delete it, so switch back to the master branch: Now we have a local copy of the branch that is linked to the remote branch. Switched to a new branch 'oxen-translation'

$ git checkout -b oxen-translation remotes/origin/oxen-translationīranch oxen-translation set up to track remote branch oxen-translation from origin. To delete a remote branch listed under the remotes/origin, right click on. If your branch is named feature for example, to. To delete a local branch, right click on it and select Delete from the context menu. The -d option stands for delete and it can be used whenever the branch you want to clean up is completely merged with your upstream branch. Next, check out the remote branch as a local branch (which will give us the ability to delete it): The easiest way to delete local Git branches is to use the git branch command with the -d option.
#GIT DELETE BRANCH IN ORIGIN UPDATE#
It sounds a bit confusing, so we'll walk through it step by step.įor example, suppose we're trying to delete the oxen-translation branch below:įirst, update the list of remote repositories with git fetch, just to make sure you're seeing all of the latest remote repositories:

