Our group creates a lot of branches - one for each bug we fix. For a given bug we start off creating a local branch. When it's fixed, I push the branch to our server so testing can verify it. At that point, NB offers to track the branch. When testing accepts the change, I typically merge it into the main branch and that defect branch is no longer used.
What is the best way (and order) to delete these temporary but tracked branches (they're cluttering up branch selection dialogs)? On the server first or in the local repository? I'm fairly new to Git so, perhaps the question might be independent of NB, but I want to make sure I don't put NB in a strange state if I delete in the wrong order. I imagine I would do the deletions from the "Git Repository Browser"? Thanks for all info, tom -- tjw...@gmail.com http://landofwolf.blogspot.com/
