Step 4: GitHub will show a big warning box warning you of the consequences of deleting a repo. Go ahead and type in your Username/Repository name to make sure you’re deleting the correct repository.

1.- On GitHub.com, navigate to the main page of the repository. 2.- Under your repository name, click Settings tab 3.- On the "General" settings page (which is selected by default), scroll down to the ...

Removing the Git branch locally, and removing the remote tracking branch will rid your local development environment of the branch in question, but it will not remove it from any remote repositories ...

Ever committed sensitive information to a git repository and realized it all too late? You can always erase the repo and start over, but there are other, more elegant solutions. In this video we ...