3 hours ago Currently, as shown in vscode-gitlens issue 385, this is done only though terminal:
Go to Source Control view (Ctrl + Shift + G) and expand the GITLENS section in the sidebar
Find branch to delete under Remotes (e.g. geolocation)
Right click on branch and choose Delete Branch (via Terminal)
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As of this post, deleting branches is not quite as elegant. There are two considerations when deleting branches. First, we need to delete the pointers to the remote branches. Even when they are deleted on the remote server, using a fetch through VS Code, they are not deleted. Second, we need to delete the local branches.
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10 hours ago Mar 13, 2019 . The first command above (taken from https://stackoverflow.com/a/52006270/3120163 ): list all the branches remove the master branch from the list delete the branches in the list
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9 hours ago Menu - View - SCM, choose the project then, More actions - Branch - Delete Branch. If branch is deleted on github, on vscode, More actions - Pull,Push-Sync, otherwise vscode still is on old cache.
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7 hours ago Deleting a branch LOCALLY Delete a branch with git branch -d <branch> . The -d option will delete the branch only if it has already been pushed and merged with the remote branch. Use -D instead if you want to force the branch to be deleted, even if it hasn't been pushed or merged yet. The branch is now deleted locally.
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7 hours ago Local branches can be removed from Visual Studio Code by opening the Command Pallete (Ctrl-Shift-P) then Selecting Git: Delete Branch..., you can then delete the local branch by selecting the appropriate one from the list. Branches removed from GitHub are well... just removed from GitHub. You still have local copy of branch on your machine.
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8 hours ago The command to delete a remote branch is: git push remote_name -d remote_branch_name Instead of using the git branch command that you use for local branches, you can delete a remote branche with the git push command. Then you specify the name of the remote, which in most cases is origin.-d is the flag for deleting, an alias for --delete.
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7 hours ago Delete a branch with git branch -d <branch>. For example: git branch -d fix/authentication The -d option will delete the branch only if it has already been pushed and merged with the remote branch. Use -D instead if you want to force the branch to be deleted, even if it hasn't been pushed or merged yet. The branch is now deleted locally.
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7 hours ago Dec 16, 2019 . Note that VSCode 1.58 (June 2021) enhances its Repositories VIew management and includes: you can now remove a remote repository from the Remote Repositories view in the Remote Explorer. So if you do not want to use Git command, you now can remove a remote repository entirely using VSCode GUI. Share.
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1 hours ago Nov 16, 2015 . If the branch has been deleted on the server side, try in command line (since such a "button" doesn't seem to exist directly in Visual Studio): git remote prune origin --dry-run. (remove the --dry-run option to actually delete the local branches) Delete the corresponding local branch as well git branch -d aBranch.
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4 hours ago Oct 12, 2018 . The Git: Delete Branch command at the moment supports deleting only one branch at a time. Most of the time I use this feature is delete all the stale branches I have either from working on old features or the branches that get created when doing PR reviews. Having a multiple choice for this command would make it easier to clean up the mess :)
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12 hours ago Jan 08, 2019 . Would be nice if there could be an extra button "Delete branch" once the PR has been merged. And it would even be awesome if this could be configured as default behavior. We allways remove merged branches. So bonuspoints if "Merge" would do a "merge" + "delete remote". To be clear; this is about the remote branch.
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8 hours ago Well if you are still on the branch locally, you won’t be able to delete it. So switch to master and delete it. Also, you will still have a remote until you prune it with something like git remote prune origin 1 More posts from the vscode community 192 Posted by 3 days ago does it really? OC i.imgur.com/K7MA58... 5 comments 105 Posted by 4 days ago
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10 hours ago Command picker -> "Delete old branches that have already been merged into X" -> asks for target branch -> window opens up with list of old branches to be removed, asks if you are sure -> confirm Stretch goal: Also have the ability to remove branches in the to-delete list in case there is one you want to keep. Almenon added the feature
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4 hours ago wswhy3 asked 1 year ago. These are the remote branches in vscode. I have deleted them in gitlab, and I can’t find them, but they can still be displayed. git push origin –delete <BranchName>. We have tried to delete the failed branch. The local branch with the same name has also been deleted. It feels like a historical record.
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2 hours ago To delete a remote branch, you need to use the "git push" command: $ git push origin --delete <remote-branch-name> Learn More Check out the chapter Branching can Change Your Life in our free online book
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1 hours ago Apr 30, 2018 . git fetch --prune. Then, here's how you can delete your remote branches: git push origin :BRANCH_NAME. I've taken the liberty to delete all remote branches which were already merged into master: git branch --list -r --merged master | sed 's/^ *origin\//:/' | …
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7 hours ago Aug 30, 2018 . I like to delete the PR branch after closing a PR, it would be nice if that was possible through the extension The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: 👍 17 ️ 6
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Don’t you just hate it when you’re sawing off a branch and instead of coming away cleanly, the darned thing tears and rips away a strip of bark below it? And you thought you were being so careful . . . So what is the proper way to remove a branch?
Use the following command to remove all branches with PREFIX prefix on remote server. git branch -r | awk -F/ '//PREFIX/ {print $2}' | xargs -I {} git push origin : {} You may want to do a dry-run first to see if it is the branches that you want to remove: git branch -r | awk -F/ '//PREFIX/ {print $2}'. If you like a simpler approach, for ...