You will need to tell Git which remote repository you want to work with, followed by the -delete flag, followed by the branch name. You’ll use the git push command along with the -d flag to delete. Nevertheless, connecting to the remove requires a second step configuration where I had to add the remote repositorys ssh url, which doesnt make any sense in. Rather than using the Git branch command, you will be using the Git push command to delete the remote branch. gitignore is ignoring the file Run: git rm -cached path/to/file/to/stop/tracking.dll Verify that the file still exists locally, but git sees. 'refs/remotes/origin/dev’, but not yet merged to HEAD.ĭeleting a remote branch is quite different. However, git will allow you to delete an unmerged local branch if it exists remotely: warning: deleting branch ‘dev’ that has been merged to If you are sure you want to delete it, run 'git branch -D dev’.Īs the error message informs, you can force deletion with the -D flag. use git filter-branch to delete the file from all commits that contained references to the file you want to delete delete any remaining references to the. Therefore, git will refuse to delete a branch in such a situation, by default: error: The branch ‘dev’ is not fully merged. If you delete a branch that only exists locally, with unmerged changes, you’ll lose those changes. The following actions can be undone in GitKraken Client: Checkout.
When things go right, you’ll see a confirmation message: Deleted branch dev (was 1ae41e8). GitKraken Client can undo many of these changes with a single click of the undo button. You can’t delete the branch that is currently active if you try to do so, you’ll get a message like this: error: Cannot delete branch 'main' checked out at '/tmp/sandbox' The simplest form of the command deletes a local branch, providing all its changes have been merged: $ git branch -d dev
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