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Is there a command to undo git init? #118542
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Select Topic AreaBug BodyI just Git init'ed a whole desktop and want to undo it. Is there any command for this? Do I actually have to go in and edit the .git directory? |
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LuciferMorningstar33
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If you are Windows User try going to Desktop Directory using cmd(remember to run as administrator ==> V.imp) type dir
And if to use Linux/Ubuntu
Then, recreate as the right user. |
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If you are Windows User try going to Desktop Directory using cmd(remember to run as administrator ==> V.imp) type dir
If you see .git folder then congratulations you have understood your problem
Now to tackle it just type
del .gitAnd if to use Linux/Ubuntu
try You can just delete .git. Typically:
rm -rf .gitThen, recreate as the right user.