It will print (not run) the command unless you type 'gitjk -f'

When I run 'rm -r' on my machine it warns me about every file in the .git directory.

`sudo` is not the best practice with regard to removing that warning, try the `-f` flag instead.

I like how tame and polite your reply is.

Some days are worse than others. Some days I rage out. Other days I realise that some people just don't know something and the best practice is just to educate them rather than raise your blood pressure.

It really depends on how much coffee and sleep I've had. Thanks for the kind words.

Thanks! I've amended this in the current version

rm -rf?