{"tool":"git","tool_display":"Git","intent":"force-delete-untracked-and-excluded-files","intent_display":"force delete untracked and excluded files","title":"Git Command: force delete untracked and excluded files","command_string":"git clean -f -x","raw_command_string":"git clean {{[-f|--force]}} -x","description":"Exact CLI syntax to force delete untracked and excluded files using Git.","usage_scenario":"Cleaning up untracked files before a production release.","scenario_context":"Cleaning up untracked files before a production release.","simulated_output":"Removing untracked files:\n  deleted:    build/output.log\n  deleted:    temp/cache\n\nDone!","how_to_steps":["Open your terminal and navigate to your Git repository.","Run the command: git clean -fx to remove untracked and excluded files.","Verify the changes by checking the status with git status."],"inferred_category":"Version Control","canonical_url":"https://www.syntaxstandard.com/git/force-delete-untracked-and-excluded-files"}