Remove git integrations from VSCode

Add this to settings.json:

// Whether git is enabled.
"git.enabled": false,

Some other commands related to Git execution:

// Path and filename of the git executable, e.g. `C:\Program Files\Git\bin\git.exe` (Windows).
"git.path": null,

// When enabled, commits will automatically be fetched from the default remote of the current Git repository.
"git.autofetch": false,

It's very simple to do, requiring no code. Follow these steps:

1) Navigate to VSCode's settings:

2) Next, navigate to User Settings, then go to Extensions -> Git -> Enabled (property) as shown:

Make sure this checkbox is disabled.

Windows:

Go to File -> Preferences Settings (Or press Ctrl + ,)

Go to Extensions -> Git -> Uncheck "Enabled" (Or search "git.enabled" in the search box above)

In Visual Studio Code you can change your settings quite easily.

Once opened you have a 2 column window to choose from a set of standard options. The more extensions you install the longer this list of standard options becomes. There you can also choose from a set of GIT options.

Here is preview image of some of the preferences: