You can unlink an object so that it's no longer source controlled.
Unlinking an object doesn't delete the object from the source control repository or the organization, but you can no longer update the repository for any changes you make to the object in the organization. If you decide to link the object in the future, you can check in the object to reestablish the link. If the name of the object or the path to the object has not changed, the checked in object becomes a new version of the object in the source control repository.
The object must be checked in before you can unlink it. You can unlink an object that's checked out by another user if you have the Admin role or your user role has the Force Undo Checkout feature privilege for the Administrator service.
You can't unlink a project or folder that contains source controlled objects. To unlink a project or folder, unlink each object within the project or folder first.
1On the Explore page, navigate to the object that you want to unlink.
2On the row that contains the object, click Actions and select Unlink.