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I entered the same code from the video but it's not working. Can you please help me?

Challenge: Oops! I just decided we're in the wrong folder. Let's remove the git repository we just created.

I entered the same code from the video. I don't know what's going on.

2 Answers

Milan Bogdanovic
Milan Bogdanovic
9,922 Points

Try the following: rm -rf .git That worked out for me.

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rydavim
rydavim
18,814 Points

This should work, but remember to be careful with the -f option. Always double check that you're doing what you mean to do and only what you mean to do if you're going to force it.

Not something you need to worry about for this challenge, but definitely keep it in mind when using it on your own computer.

Hi, I figured it out. It was a spacing issue.