nighty

Maybe you can create a bash function (and add it to your bash config files) that only executes the rm -rf command we have a .git file around?

function git-rm {
  if [ -d "$1" ] && [ -d "$1/.git" ]
  then
    rm -rf $1;
  fi
}

cd - negates cd -, so you’re right back where you started! It’s like multiplying 2 negatives.

Any proof they have what they say they have? If they can’t, at the very least, make that bit public, then imma have to call it a bluff.