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I am trying to delete a Git repository in Azure DevOps project and cannot find an option for it.
The only option that I see for the Git repository is "Rename repository"
Any ideas?
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Open your repo on the web and select the Branches view. Locate your branch on the branches page. If you don't see it, select All to view all branches and filter the branches using the Search all branches box in the upper right. Select the trashcan icon next to the branch you want to delete.
Get the clone URL of an Azure Repos Git repoFrom your web browser, open the team project for your Azure DevOps organization, and then choose Repos > Files to open the Files view. In the Files view, choose Clone to launch the Clone Repository popup. Copy the clone URL from the Clone Repository popup.
Azure DevOps Services and TFS projects contain Git repositories, work items, builds, and releases. You can use Git repos in your projects to manage your source code as your project grows.
Is this your only repository? If so, then Azure DevOps won't let you delete it. Create another repo, and it will then let you delete this one. Permissions could also be an issue. Azure DevOps
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