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`git todo clear`¶

This command allows you to permanently remove all TODO items.

Usage¶

git todo clear [-q|--quiet] [-v|--verbose]

Flags and arguments¶

Flag/Argument	Mandatory	Description
`-q`, `--quiet`	No	Suppress output, only exit codes will be printed.
`-v`, `--verbose`	No	Print additional information about the operation.
`-f`, `--force`	No	Disables interactive confirmation.

Examples¶

# Remove all TODO items, but the removal is not confirmed.
$ git todo clear
Are you sure you want to remove all TODO items (y/n)? n

# Remove all TODO items, and the removal is confirmed.
$ git todo clear
Are you sure you want to remove all TODO items (y/n)? y
All TODO items have been deleted

# Remove all TODO items without asking for confirmation - with more verbose output.
$ git todo clear -vf
1:54PM DBG executing command cmd="/opt/homebrew/bin/git git rev-parse --show-toplevel"
11:54PM INF discovered git repository root root=/Users/username/git-repository
11:54PM DBG loaded model file path=/Users/username/git-repository/.git/TODO
All TODO items have been deleted

Scripting usage examples¶

For scripting, you should use -q or --quiet flag to suppress output and avoid cluttering the console. Also, you should use -f or --force to skip confirmation prompts, as they won’t be available for scripted scenarios.

# Remove all TODO items
$ git todo clear -qf