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Anant Kumar Singh
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I use the following in my Bash settings:

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

Then you can call:

git-shoot branchname

I use the following in my Bash settings:

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

Then you can call:

git-shoot branchname

I use the following in my Bash settings:

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

Then you can call:

git-shoot branchname
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Peter Mortensen
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I use the following in my bashBash settings:

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

Then you can call:

git-shoot branchname

I use the following in my bash settings:

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

Then you can call:

git-shoot branchname

I use the following in my Bash settings:

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

Then you can call:

git-shoot branchname
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Amal Murali
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I use the following in my bash settings:

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

Then you can call:

git-shoot branchname

git-shoot branchname

I use the following in my bash settings:

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

Then you can call:

git-shoot branchname

I use the following in my bash settings:

alias git-shoot="git push origin --delete"

Then you can call:

git-shoot branchname
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