The Git Delete Branch action allows you to delete branches from a local repository. This action is a wrapper for the git command line. For more information on the use and options for this action, refer to the git branch command line documentation.
To delete a branch or branches enter the path to a local git working folder for the Local repository and specify the Branch name(s).
Local repository - Path to the working folder of the local git repository.
Branch name - A list of one or more branch names to be deleted- one per line.
Quiet - Suppress output from git.
Verbose - Verbose output from git.
Force - Allow deletion of branches irrespective of their merged status, or whether they even point to a valid commit.
Remotes - Also delete the remote-tracking branches.
For more information on deleting a branch in git, see the git branch command line documentation.