Deleting an entire repo sync

[Ad!thya]

So I made a new folder in my server, cd'ed into it and synced a project, but unfortunately I realized that due to some reason it was synced in my home folder which has subdirs containing other roms and some other files which I'd like to keep. So how can I delete the entire synced project or move it to the subdir? Thanks in advance.

P.S: Wish there was a 'repo delete' feature which could do this :D

[Chih-Wei Huang]

Ad!thya於 2018年10月13日星期六 UTC+8下午11時40分03秒寫道：

So I made a new folder in my server, cd'ed into it and synced a project, but unfortunately I realized that due to some reason it was synced in my home folder which has subdirs containing other roms and some other files which I'd like to keep. So how can I delete the entire synced project or move it to the subdir? Thanks in advance.

P.S: Wish there was a 'repo delete' feature which could do this :D

rm -rf (dir_name)

[Glenn Kasten]

If I understood the original question correctly, I believe that the problem was that the directory contained a mix of repo files and unrelated files that are important.

So in that case, rm -rf on the whole folder could delete the important files also.

Until repo has an uninit/destroy command, here is a workaround:

   cd directory

   ls -alt directory

The repo synced files should mostly be near the top, so you can just rm -rf on those directories.

The -t option sorts by time, and -a allows you to the see the . files such as .repo/