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Re: Help- I Deleted My Git Repository and It Deleted My Entire Desktop [message #1780544 is a reply to message #1780471] |
Tue, 23 January 2018 14:58  |
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If you click "Remove repository from view" the repository is removed from the view but not deleted.
You can revert this by clicking "Add an existing local repository to this view" in order to re-add it to
the git repositories view.
If you click "Delete Repository ..." a confirmation dialog is shown where you can choose if you want to
delete only the git repository and if you want to also delete the working tree (file versions checked out
to the filesystem). If you confirm (and not cancel) this dialog the repository and if selected its working tree are deleted.
This deletion is final and there is no builtin backup to recover from. That's why there is a mandatory confirmation dialog.
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