Sascha Peilicke wrote:
Hi guys,
I accidentally did an 'git co -b --track origin/foo' ending up with a local
branch '--track'. Sadly, git is unable to remove or rename that branch because
it always interprets it as a parameter.
As a consequence, 'git br -d "--track"' does nothing and 'git br -m "--track"
foo' even renames the current branch, say, master, to 'foo'. Any hints on how
to get rid of that pesky branch?
BTW please CC me as I'm not subscribed to this list.
Try:
$ git br -D -- --track
-Mathias