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Posted by Brandon Benoit
Brandon Benoit
10,830 Points

This sounds pretty straight forward

I'm obviously missing something, but I'm pretty sure this is what needs to be done to remove the folder

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Henrik Christensen
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Henrik Christensen
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 38,322 Points
Henrik Christensen
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Henrik Christensen
Python Web Development Techdegree Student 38,322 Points

I'm obviously missing something, but I'm pretty sure this is what needs to be done to remove the folder - Need more information than this line :-P

Brandon Benoit
Brandon Benoit
10,830 Points

Sorry, I ask for it to show my code with the question. So, I'm in the Git basics course. My first task in this challenge was to create a git repository using git init. That was successful and I received these results: Initialized empty Git repository in ~/project_folder/.git/

The second task was to remove the repository I just created. I entered: rm -r project_folder/.git

The response I keep receiving is: Bummer! Remember that git repositories are stored in a folder named '.git'.