Git is a project-tracking application that creates a main project thread that can be branched. Git branches are used to develop changes and updates without affecting the core project. Files in a branch may need to be deleted if they become corrupted or obsolete after merging branches. Your remote branch is located on a different system; usually, a server like Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket or your personal Git Repository. When you delete a remote branch,it will removed from all users also. Delete a remote Git branch by entering the following command: git push remote_project --delete branch_name There is one alternative, use the following command to delete a remote branch: git push remote_project :branch_name In some cases, this may generate an error that indicates that the branch has already been deleted.