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How to Delete a Pull Request in GitHub
If your GitHub repository is inundated with pull requests, you can delete them quickly in a few easy steps.
Tyler Harz
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Start by navigating to your repository.
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Click the tab labeled Pull requests.
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Select the pull request from the options on the list.
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Next, hit Mark As to open a dropdown menu.
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Select "Closed" to move the pull request out of Open status.
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Next, click "Closed" near the top of the list of pull requests.
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Locate the pull request you want to delete and check the box next to it.
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Open the pull request by clicking on the file name.
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Finally, hit "Delete branch" to remove the pull request completely. Voila! You have successfully deleted a pull request.
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