Upon downgrading the subscription plan, the Github repo is supposed to become public, am I able to delete it before it happens since the code was already downloaded?
To remove all code and commit history from Github do the following:
- Create an empty directory on your computer and change to it.
- Run
git init
to create a new git repo. - Create an empty file (eg
touch README
). - Add the file to the repo:
git commit -am "Initial commit"
- Add your Github repo as the origin branch using
git remote add origin git@github.com:crowdbotics-apps/{your-repo-name}
- Then use
git push -f origin master
to overwrite the Github repository.
If you’re unable to do this let us know.
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