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How can I clear my working directory in Git?
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I'm working on a branch, say "experimental", which I branch out from my master branch. Then, I generate a user model in the experimental branch, but don't add them to the index yet. What do ...
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Possible Duplicate: How do you remove untracked files from your git working copy? Is it possible to tell git to remove untracked files? Mainly something that is similar to a reset? example: git ...
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this should be simple but i cant find the right anwer I am new to git I added a bunch of new files (not staged) to my git tree i want to just delete them without also deleting the git ignore files in ...
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So I added a bunch of images to my project that has git enabled. I then renamed all the images in Xcode. Now whenever I select commit, these files with the old file name pop up with a question mark. ...
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I'm currently trying to learn using Git within my workflow and I'd like to ask somethings how I could do them more easily. I usually create different braches in order to do some thing and see if ...
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I have a repo where I kept my source code. I have cloned and built and run, and I am trying to remove file which is unversioned but unable to delete. I have tried with the below command git clean -n -...
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From time to time I have untracked files in my git repository and I'd like to delete them. Is there an easy way to do so using git or bash or even another way?
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I'm just learning how to use Git, and somehow by mistake I've patched files and couldn't figure out how to remove them. When I type $ git status it shows me the patched files which I don't want. I've ...
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Basically when fiddling with a git repo of a project, I got lost in what exactly is happening, why some files are the way they are and how it all ties together. I'd just like to reset the whole repo ...
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I'd like to reset to a commit and, if there's any new file in my working directory, it should be deleted. That was the behavior I've expected from git reset --hard [<commit>] but it simply ...
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As you can see Git command to check status untrack file in my repository. git status i want to remove/ reset those untrack file but git command is not working even i try clean untrack file still ...
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I would appreciate if you help me in this problem I have with git. I am new with working with that. I need to remove untracked change from git. I have already tried "git checkout ." and &...
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I have a 'Test' folder for trying out things using git which looks like this source ├── src.txt ├── src │ ├── asdfasdfadsfasdf.txt │ ├── src-src.txt.txt i used git clean -f within the folder ...
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I have an untracked directory full of files I want to delete. When I run git clean -n or git clean -f it does not delete the untracked directory of files. How do I delete an untracked directory of ...
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