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Expand Up @@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ If you pull request is approved, you want to delete your feature branch. The cha
* Option 2: Open your terminal in your local repo and use the command `$git push origin --delete <feature_branch>` , where feature branch is the name of the branch that was accepted in the pull request

**Step 2 - Delete local feature branch:**
To delete the local feature branch, make sure that you are on master first by using `$ git checkout master`. Then delete the feature branch by using `$ git branch -d FEATURE_BRANCH`. You can also use `$ git branch -D FEATURE_BRANCH`, but using the captial 'D' will force delete the branch, even if there is an issue. So BE CAREFUL.
To delete the local feature branch, make sure that you are on master first by using `$ git checkout master`. Then delete the feature branch by using `$ git branch -d FEATURE_BRANCH`. You can also use `$ git branch -D FEATURE_BRANCH`, but using the capital 'D' will force delete the branch, even if there is an issue. So BE CAREFUL.

#### Protip for users maintaing a MAIN repo
If you are maintaining a repo that people are contributing to, your going to want to test pull requests before you accept them. You can use the command `$ git fetch origin pull/ID/head:BRANCHNAME`. In this command the ID, is the ID of the pull request that you want to play with. The 'BRANCHNAME' will create branch of that name in your local repo.
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