git-clear

git clear [options]

git clear is a git-extras command that combines git reset --hard and git clean operations into a single convenience command. It removes all uncommitted changes, both tracked and untracked, returning the repository to a pristine state matching HEAD.
This command is useful when you want to completely abandon all local modifications and start fresh. It's more aggressive than git reset --hard alone, which only removes changes to tracked files, leaving untracked files intact.
The operation is destructive and cannot be undone, as it permanently deletes uncommitted work. The -f flag bypasses confirmation prompts, allowing automated scripts to clean repositories without user interaction. Use with caution in repositories containing valuable uncommitted work.

-f, --force

Force without confirmation.

git-reset(1), git-clean(1), git-extras(1)