submetting a tutorial repo by mistake

[sofianeslimani]

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Bug

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i have submetted a tutorial repo by mistake
what i have to do now
thanks

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[nico-leitz]

Hi @sofianeslimani,

don't worry, this happens! To give you the right advice, I need to know a bit more about what you mean by 'submitted'.

Did you create a Pull Request to a repository (e.g., to add your tutorial to a curated list)? If so, you can simply go to that Pull Request and click 'Close pull request'.

Did you create a new repository by mistake? You can find the settings under the 'Settings' tab of that repo. Scroll down to the 'Danger Zone', where you can either make it 'Private' (to hide it) or 'Delete this repository' (to remove it completely).

Did you post it in an Issue/Discussion? You should be able to click the three dots (...) on your post and choose 'Delete' or 'Edit'.

If none of these describe your situation, could you clarify where exactly you submitted it? Happy to help you fix it!

[AhmadHassan-BTed]

Here is how to delete it:

1. Go to the main page of the repository you want to remove.
2. Click on the Settings tab at the top (the one with the little gear icon).
3. Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page to the Danger Zone.
4. Click Delete this repository and type the repo name to confirm.

(Note: If you submitted this for a GitHub Classroom assignment by mistake, just delete the repo using the steps above, and then click your teacher's assignment link again to start a fresh one!)

[v-ember]

Hi @sofianeslimani ,

Thank you for taking the time to post! I wanted to let you know that we’re closing this discussion as it’s a bit too brief to provide a helpful answer for the community.

We’d love for you to continue sharing your questions and insights—next time, adding more context, details about what you’re trying to achieve, or examples will help the community provide more useful feedback.

Thanks for understanding.