I am trying to create a new repository from my system gitbash. But a fatal error has came and not able to create a new repository as it says about my old repository which I have made but deleted from github repository as I have to make some changes.
please guide me to overcome this problem. folder arrangement
>scorekeeper
>.vscode
> node_modules
>public
>src
>.gitignore
>package
>package-lock
>README.md
To verify that the remote was successfully removed or see what remotes are in the repository, use the git remote command to list the remote connections:
git remote -v
The output will look something like this:
origin https://github.com/user/repo_name.git (fetch)
origin https://github.com/user/repo_name.git (push)
What the git remote rm command does is removing the entries about the remote repository from the .git/config file.
You can also remove the remote by editing the .git/config file using your text editor. However, it is recommended to use the git remote rm command.
If the remote you are trying to remove doesn’t exist, Git will print an error message:
fatal: No such remote: '<remote-name>'
Therefore, Use the git remote rm <remote-name> command to remove a remote from a repository.
If you really want to remove all of the repositories, leaving only the working directory then it should be as simple as this.
rm -rf .git