@nathanrice i find that easier either way. You’d think it would work if both at same commit

@nathanrice though personally i use git push origin :branch to delete remotes so might have missed something

@nathanrice on mobile now. Strange, i tested it during our convo earlier and worked for me.

@nathanrice yup exactly. that’ll make it “remote tracking” and aware that origin branch is primal for lack of better word

@nathanrice if you created it via the UI, then git fetch to create it locally, fetch -p would delete it when deleted from the UI

@nathanrice that’s why. it’s a local branch first. wouldn’t want someone else deleting the branch via UI to take your’s.