Git Remove Local Branch
How can I delete branches in Git?Before we look at deleting remote branches, let's discuss the syntax for deleting a local branch in Git. Deleting local branches in Git $ git branch -d feature/loginUsing the '-d' flag, you tell 'git branch' which item you want to delete.Note that you might also need the '-f' flag if you're trying to delete a branch that contains unmerged changes. Use this option with care because it makes losing data very easy. Deleting remote branches in GitTo delete a remote branch, we do not use the 'git branch' command - but instead 'git push' with the '-delete' flag: $ git push origin -delete feature/login Deleting both a local and a remote branchJust a side note: please keep in mind that local and remote branches actually have nothing to do with each other. They are completely separate objects in Git.Even if you've established a (which you should for most scenarios), this still does not mean that deleting one would delete the other, too!If you want any branch item to be deleted, you need to delete it explicitly.
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By default, branches in Git have nothing to do with each other. However, when you tell a local branch to 'track' a remote branch, you create a connection between these two branches. Your local branch now has a 'counterpart' on the remote server.