Removing a remote branch in git
The most obscure commands of git (unless you know the internals) is the one to remove remote branches. You have to do a push with the branch name lead by a colon:
git push origin :branch
Written by Alexander Greim
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Actually it is not that obscure, it's more like
"git push origin <nothing>:branch".
But it tends to be not that obvious in the beginning ;)
over 1 year ago
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What about git push --delete remote-name branch-name? Not that obscure even if you don't know the internals.
over 1 year ago
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