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This is simple: Just run the following command:

To delete a Git branch both locally and remotely, first delete the local branch using command:

git branch -d example [here example is the branch name]

(here example is the branch name)

And after that delete remote branch using command:

git push origin :example

This is simple: Just run the following command:

To delete a Git branch both locally and remotely, first delete the local branch using command:

git branch -d example [here example is the branch name]

And after that delete remote branch using command:

git push origin :example

This is simple: Just run the following command:

To delete a Git branch both locally and remotely, first delete the local branch using command:

git branch -d example

(here example is the branch name)

And after that delete remote branch using command:

git push origin :example
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This is simple: Just run the folowingfollowing command:

To delete a Git branch both locally and remotely, first delete the local branch using command:

git branch -d example [here example is the branch name]

And after that delete remote branch using command:

git push origin :example

This is simple: Just run the folowing command:

To delete a Git branch both locally and remotely, first delete the local branch using command:

git branch -d example [here example is the branch name]

And after that delete remote branch using command:

git push origin :example

This is simple: Just run the following command:

To delete a Git branch both locally and remotely, first delete the local branch using command:

git branch -d example [here example is the branch name]

And after that delete remote branch using command:

git push origin :example
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This is simple: Just run the followingfolowing command:

To delete a Git branch both locally and remotely, first delete the local branch using command:

git branch -d example [here example is the branch name]

And after that delete remote branch using command:

git push origin :example

This is simple: Just run the following command:

To delete a Git branch both locally and remotely, first delete the local branch using command:

git branch -d example [here example is the branch name]

And after that delete remote branch using command:

git push origin :example

This is simple: Just run the folowing command:

To delete a Git branch both locally and remotely, first delete the local branch using command:

git branch -d example [here example is the branch name]

And after that delete remote branch using command:

git push origin :example
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