git branch -d <branch_name>

// delete branch locally<br /> git branch -d localBranchName</p> <p>//delete local branch that is unmerged<br /> git branch -D localBranchName</p> <p>// delete branch remotely<br /> git push origin –delete remoteBranchName

## git version 2.25.1</p> <p>## Deleting local branches<br /> git branch -d localBranchName<br /> ## Deleting remote branches<br /> git push origin –delete remoteBranchName</p> <p>## Deleting both a local and a remote branch<br /> ## They are completely separate objects in Git. But<br /> git branch -d localBranchName && git push origin –delete remoteBranchName

//delete locally<br /> git branch -d branch_name</p> <p>//delete remotely<br /> //git push <remote_name> :<branch_name><br /> // ex. git push origin :serverfix

git branch -d test

// delete branch locally<br /> git branch -D localBranchName</p> <p>// delete branch remotely<br /> git push

$ git branch -d branch_name<br /> $ git branch -D branch_name<br />

// Delete local branch</p> <p>git branch -d <local_branch_name></p> <p>// Delete remote branch</p> <p>git push origin –delete <remote_branch_name>

$ git branch -d <local-branch>

git branch -D <branch name>