CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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Reputation: 111

uninstalling all git mac

I am currently trying to uninstall properly all gits on my computer so that I can re-install it, because I think I messed with different installs and all (for instance, it seems like I only have one big repository on my computer, which makes no sense to me). I read posts and tried to remove it safely, by running the uninstall.sh in the console: I removed the git in /usr/local/bin

However when checking :

Could someone advice me on how to clean properly my computer so that I can make a brand new start ? I really have been struggling with that for a while now (and wouldn't sudo -rm the second git).

Upvotes: 1

Views: 999

Answers (1)

13dimitar
13dimitar

Reputation: 546

You can simply delete the cloned repositories. When you do a fresh install, you can clone them again and track whatever branches you want to. Deleted a clone repository will not affect in any way the work of the other contributors, not the Git server itself.

If you want to uninstall git, try with homebrew - brew uninstall git.

Upvotes: 1

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