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I have a remote branch named foo , that is not tracked in the current client. I did git checkout -b origin/foo , and this created a local branch named origin/foo . This looks bad, since up until now all my local branches didn't have a origin/ prefix. I tried to delete this local branch by running git branch -d origin/foo , but it complained that the branch is not fully merged. I'm afraid that if I'll force it using -D , it will actually delete the remote branch. How do I clean up this mess?
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