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I am trying to understand "git rm" command. So I have a file Test.txt in my local directory/ current working directory I did git add . git commit -m "1st commit" Now, the file is ...
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I'm sure this is a stupid question but I have very little background with git and everything I've learned has been done on the fly and independently, so I'm very much still learning. I have a ...
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I tried removing manually the following submodule from my local repository: components/CtrlFuelSuppHtr Removed it from these three places: .git folder, components folder, and deleted it on .gitmodules....
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I'm having trouble understanding what does git rm --cached do. For example, I have a beagle_pft_test repo and a list of submodules inside "components folder". doing git rm --cached would ...
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I have a submodule named my_submodule, which I would like to delete. I need to make sure that it is removed from other developers' file systems as well, to prevent accidentally using it. I can't ...
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I am trying to delete a file after git push. I initially tried to git rm myFile, but this resulted in deleting the file locally and not deleting the file from my repo. When I click on my branch, I see ...
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Here's the hierarchy of the 3 Branches in this story: "master" branch | JohnReedAvery | Birdy Earlier today, I finished a couple of scripts in the "Birdy&...
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Is there a way to stage or unstage (git add / git rm) files only based on what was the type of modification? Like : add/rm only files that are deleted add/rm only files that are new add/rm only files ...
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If we want to delete a file (say file1.txt) and stop the git repo to track it, it is said that we should use git rm file1.txt and then git commit -m "..." it. But deleting from the working ...
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I have a directory with a single file Foo.java defining a class under package com.a.b.c under a specific package i.e. src/com/a/b/c/Foo.java I want to refactor and move the class in a different ...
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Suppose I have tracked file empty.txt. Now I remove file from working directory using rm empty.txt . Now I am removing file from index using git rm empty.txt and now file should be untracked since I ...
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I previously ignored a folder, but now I would like to ignore its content only: How do I remove/modify some entries from my .gitignore file so that git will track them again? I tried updating the ...
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I have a zip file (contains jdk) that is already committed to the remote repo, I only use this file in the remote repo (as a cicd procedure) and what I want is that I will not be able to pull it (the ...
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I have a folder with many files tracked by git, and I would like to untrack many of theses files in a simple way. Usually when I compile my solution, I see from VSCode source control tab some tracked ...
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I have come across the following three ways in order to unstage the files that were staged by the command 'git add' git rm --cached <file> git restore --staged <file> git reset <file>...
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