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How to Completely and Uninstall Git From Existing Project in VSCode IDE
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Jul 2, 2025
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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video, I'll show you how to
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completely uninstall or remove uh git
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from your existing project. And if you
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are in VS code, you can go to the
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terminal. Just select here git bash and
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simply initialize a new github git bash
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get in it. So it will initialize a new
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github get repository inside. You will
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see it will create this folder. Now if
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you want to completely remove this if
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you have a existing doggit folder and if
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you want to remove this you simply will
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write this command which will say rm-rf
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dot.
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This is a command here rm dash rf dot
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git. So this will completely remove all
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the github related g repository. If you
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execute this now you will see the that
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folder is successfully deleted
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and in this easy way you can completely
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uninstall again you initialize it or you
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can even manually delete this as well.
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If your doggget folder is not showing
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you can actually go to settings right
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here and just search for excludes
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and by default these files are hidden.
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So you just need to remove it from here.
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what kit will be showing here. So you
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just need to click the cross icon and
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now the git folder will be showing. You
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can even manually delete this as well
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or you can use this command here
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that I showed you which is rm-rf.kit.
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