git-clean
Verified for current stable LTS
Git Clean Commands
Git Clean command syntax with verified terminal examples.
Commands
7 commands for Git Clean
git-clean Operations
Git Clean Command: Delete Untracked Files By Path
git clean -f -- <path/to/directory> '<*.ext>' git-clean Operations
Git Clean Command: Dry Run Of Files To Delete
git clean -n git-clean Search
Git Clean Command: Exclude Pattern When Deleting Untracked Files
git clean -f -e '<*.ext>' -e <path/to/directory>/ git-clean Operations
Git Clean Command: Force Delete All Untracked Files
git clean -f git-clean Operations
Git Clean Command: Force Delete Including Ignored Files
git clean -f -x git-clean Operations
Git Clean Command: Force Delete Untracked Directories
git clean -f -d git-clean Operations
Git Clean Command: Interactively Delete Untracked Files
git clean -i Suggest a Git Clean Command
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FAQ
Coverage: Focused examples for common Git Clean workflows.
Verified version: current stable LTS.
Verification: Test commands in a disposable workspace and submit notes for edge cases.