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I have a “feature/admin” branch that is tracking multiple branches (origin/feature/admin and development, the latter being local) – I want to remove the local tracking (so my local branch only tracks the remote branch origin/feature/admin).
I’ve tried removing it with git branch -dr development, but…
error: remote branch ‘development’ not found.
Any suggestions?
I found the answer to this little dilemma.
In the Git Config file of the repo, I deleted these two lines (using Gity):
Keys:
Values:
(respectively)
That removed the local tracking. I’m guessing the “.” indicates local.