Learn How to Unlink a GitHub Repository
GitHub is the world’s leading version control platform for software and web development, and is a great way to store your code and collaborate with others. Sometimes, you may want to unlink a repository from your GitHub account. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to unlink a GitHub repository from your account.
Step 1: Log in to your GitHub Account
The first step is to log in to your GitHub account. You can do this by visiting the GitHub sign in page and entering your username and password. Once you’re logged in, you’ll be taken to the homepage of your account.
Step 2: Select the Repository
From the homepage, click on the repository you want to unlink. This will open the repository page.
Step 3: Unlink the Repository
On the repository page, you’ll see a button labeled “Unlink” in the top right corner. Click on this button to unlink the repository from your account.
You’ll be asked to confirm your decision, and once you do, the repository will no longer be linked to your account.
FAQ
What is GitHub?
GitHub is the world’s leading version control platform for software and web development. It’s a great way to store your code and collaborate with others.
How do I link a repository to my GitHub account?
To link a repository to your GitHub account, go to the repository page, click the “Link” button in the top right corner, and enter your GitHub username and password.
What happens when I unlink a repository from my account?
When you unlink a repository from your account, it will no longer be tied to your GitHub account. You’ll still have access to the repository, but it won’t be linked to your identity.
How do I delete a repository from my GitHub account?
To delete a repository from your account, go to the repository page, click on the “Settings” button in the top right corner, and then click on the “Delete this repository” link.
How do I recover a repository that I’ve accidentally deleted?
To recover a repository that you’ve accidentally deleted, you can contact GitHub Support and they’ll be able to help you recover the repository.
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