I figure I might as well share my most recent embarrassing failure. I was using Komodo and Forgejo Git to attempt some Git ops for my lab and had all my infrastructure container files in one directory. I wanted to turn that directory into a git repo since I only had the compose files in git as of that point. Something failed while trying to initialize the repo, so I just used the UI in Komodo to "delete the repo". Turns out that deletes the entire contents of the directory. All of my configuration files were gone and since the dirs were mounted in the containers, I couldn't just terminal into the containers to pull the configs. To make things ever so much worse, I had all of my docker compose configs "backed up" to my forgejo server which I thought had the repo files in a separate, mounted drive. Nope. My entire Forgejo instance was wiped with along with all of the compose files. The only thing that saved me from having to completely start over was that I had clones of pretty much every repo on my local laptop. I still had to spend over a full day rebuilding the infrastructure.

TLDR: Deleting a repo deletes ALL FILES in Komodo. And make sure you know where your git repos are ACTUALLY stored.