I'm using a public computer and I can't figure out how I can sign out my account in the desktop client for Ubuntu. I can't find a logout button. My GitKraken account is connected to GitHub, and I need a way to sign out.
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If you're coming from a Git project you already have locally, navigate to File > Open Repo to get started immediately in GitKraken Client.
Install GitKrakenOpen it, and sign in using the credentials you used to sign up for a GitHub account. When connecting GitHub to GitKraken, make sure that the authorization is performed on either Chrome or Firefox and not on Internet explorer. Once you sign in, GitKraken will take you to it's welcome screen.
For macOS and Unix-like:
rm -rf ~/.gitkraken
should do the trick.
I couldn't find any UI to do it otherwise.
Btw it removes all profiles and conf
I just ran into this issue myself and I seem to have found a workaround for it.
Exit GitKraken and go to the AppData folder and delete the GitKraken profile. e.g. Go to C:\Users\yourusername\AppData\Roaming\.gitkraken\ and delete the profiles folder. When you restart GitKraken, you should be signed out and can then sign in to a new account.
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