Gitflow: How can gitflow be uninstalled?

Created on 17 May 2012  ·  6Comments  ·  Source: nvie/gitflow

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I know this is a bit old. But I ran into the same situation as @iancrowther . Turns out the install script has an uninstall option. So I downloaded the script and ran:

sudo bash gitflow-installer.sh uninstall

Hope this helps someone else.

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How did you install it? Just reverse the installation instructions: https://github.com/nvie/gitflow/wiki/Installation

I.e., used homebrew? use homebrew to uninstall it

Great, brew uninstall git-flow did the trick.

is there are uninstall.sh? I used the curl method of install.

I know this is a bit old. But I ran into the same situation as @iancrowther . Turns out the install script has an uninstall option. So I downloaded the script and ran:

sudo bash gitflow-installer.sh uninstall

Hope this helps someone else.

@StoneyJackson that worked perfectly. its should be added to the wiki

Thanks @StoneyJackson. That works like a charm. This is surprisingly hard to find. I agree this should be added to the wiki.

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