Remove a branch

[John Arbash Meinel]

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Sebastjan Trepca wrote:
| Hi,
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| Let's say I have a shared repository on location /repo.
|
| I create a few branches like /repo/b1 and /repo/b2. But I can also
| push a branch directly into the /repo which i don't really like.
| "bzr info /repo" displays this:
|
| Repository branch (format: rich-root-pack)
| Location:
|   shared repository: /repo
|   repository branch: /repo
|
| I want to remove that repository branch, how can I do that?
|
| Thanks.
|

Well, you can 'rm -rf .bzr/branch' in that directory. I guess it isn't something
we really worked out. Usually a branch is in it own directory, so you can just
get rid of the whole containing dir. But if it is at the root of a shared repo,
you don't want to get rid of the repository.

John
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