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beforeBefore executing  

git branch --delete <branch>

make sure you determine first what the EXACT name of the remote branch is by executing  :

git ls-remote

This will tell you what to enter EXACTLY for <branch> value.  (branch is case sensitive!)

before executing  

git branch --delete <branch>

make sure you determine first what the EXACT name of the remote branch is by executing  

git ls-remote

This will tell you what to enter EXACTLY for <branch> value.(branch is case sensitive!)

Before executing

git branch --delete <branch>

make sure you determine first what the EXACT name of the remote branch is by executing:

git ls-remote

This will tell you what to enter EXACTLY for <branch> value.  (branch is case sensitive!)
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before executing 

git branch --delete <branch>

make sure you determine first what the EXACT name of the remote branch is by executing 

git ls-remote

This will tell you what to enter EXACTLY for <branch> value.(branch is case sensitive!)

before executing 

git branch --delete <branch>

make sure you determine first what the EXACT name of the remote branch is by executing 

git ls-remote

This will tell you what to enter EXACTLY for <branch> value.

before executing 

git branch --delete <branch>

make sure you determine first what the EXACT name of the remote branch is by executing 

git ls-remote

This will tell you what to enter EXACTLY for <branch> value.(branch is case sensitive!)
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before executing 

git branch --delete <branch>

make sure you determine first what the EXACT name of the remote branch is by executing 

git ls-remote

This will tell you what to enter EXACTLY for <branch> value.

before executing 

git branch --delete <branch>

make sure you determine first what the EXACT name of the remote branch is by executing 

git ls-remote

This will tell you what to enter for <branch> value.

before executing 

git branch --delete <branch>

make sure you determine first what the EXACT name of the remote branch is by executing 

git ls-remote

This will tell you what to enter EXACTLY for <branch> value.
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