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How to delete a branch permanently in mercurial/bitbucket?

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I need to delete a branch in mercurial in order to move it into a private repository. I have heard of the "hg strip" method but Bitbucket is warning me that this operation will affect branches I would prefer keeping...

So I just have no idea right now how to prune this specific branch out of my public repo! :(

Any suggestions for doing this would be much appreciated!

posted Jun 14, 2018 by anonymous

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