If you’re a GitHub user, there’s a good chance that you’ve used the “delete project” button to remove a project from your repository. But what if you want to delete a project but don’t know how to do it? In this article, we’ll show you how to delete a project from GitHub using the “delete project” button and the “delete branch” command. We’ll also show you how to use the “git push” and “git push origin” commands to move a project from one branch to another. First, let’s create a new repository on GitHub and name it “my-project”. Then, we’ll add an empty branch called “master” to our repository. Finally, we’ll use the “delete branch” command to delete our master branch. When we use the “delete branch” command, we’re telling GitHub that we want to delete our master branch but not our other branches. This is important because if we deleted our master branch but left behind our other branches, those branches would still be active and could still be used by other people in their projects. We need to make sure that our deletions are specific enough so that only our master branch is deleted. To delete just our master branch, we can use the following command: gitDeleteMaster
