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Hello 😃
I would like to propose a feature enhancement to the 'git remote remove' command.
--- The Problem ---
Currently, 'git remote remove' only supports removing one remote at a time. However, it would be useful to allow batch removal of remotes, as in:
`git remote remove remote1 remote2 remote3`
This would simplify workflows for repositories with multiple remotes when clean-up operations are needed.
--- Proposed Solution ---
Modify the 'git remote remove' command to accept multiple remote names as arguments and remove them all in a single invocation.
For example:
`git remote remove myfork myrepo origin`
--- Benefits
- Reduces repetitive commands for users with many remotes.
- Aligns with existing batch-like behavior in commands like 'git branch -d branch1 branch2'.
- Streamlines repository maintenance, especially for power users.
Thank you for considering this request. I’d be happy to provide further details or clarification if needed.
Best regards,
Christian Fredrik Johnsen
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