Uninstalling

repowarden uninstall only removes repowarden's hooks: a core.hooksPath pointing to another tool (husky…) is left untouched, with a warning.

Global installation (all repositories on the machine)

repowarden uninstall --global
npm uninstall -g repowarden

In this order: npm runs nothing when uninstalling, and hooks wired to a deleted package silently stop firing. repowarden (status) shows what is still active.

Full uninstall, removing the caches (~/.cache/repowarden) and listing the repositories still wired to repowarden:

repowarden uninstall --global --purge --scan ~/projets

The command lists the affected repositories and the command to run for each one, without modifying them. At the end, it prints the last command to run yourself: npm uninstall -g repowarden, or deleting the directory for a clone installation.

Clone installation: same commands with ~/repowarden/install.sh --uninstall instead of repowarden uninstall.

A single repository

cd my-project
repowarden uninstall

Project still configured with lefthook (repowarden 3)

cd my-project
lefthook uninstall

Then remove the repowarden remotes entry from lefthook.yml, or the file itself. Since repowarden 4, lefthook is no longer supported: the project's own commands go in .repowarden/<hook> (Configuration).