Cleaning up repositories in GitExtensions

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Cincinnati Joe picture Cincinnati Joe · Dec 30, 2011 · Viewed 10.6k times · Source

I typically use Git Extensions more than command-line git on windows. Does Git Extensions have a way to delete or move a repo that I cloned, or do I have to do this elsewhere?

Related question: is there a way to cleanup (i.e. remove entries from) the recent repository list in Git Extensions? (including the list in the "Change working directory" drop down)

Answer

Thiyagarajan picture Thiyagarajan · Oct 24, 2014

Regarding "Related question" In version 2.41 There is option to remove the repositories from recent repositories .

This can be done as follows

click on the dropdown and then click configure this menu

click on the dropdown and then click configure this menu

select the repository you want to remove from repository list and click ok

select the repository you want to remove from repository list and click ok

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