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I have a curious case with git clean -X. I want to delete all ignored files in a clone, except the .vs folder (which is ignored but should not be deleted). This works with git clean -Xnd -e !.vs - ...
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I have internal github in our organization. There is a particular git repo where I need to replace a sensitive string from all commits. There are around 2000 commits and the sensitive string is there ...
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please help me i delete all files on my macbook by command ( git clean -fd  ) i dont know what i do all files had deleted i hope you help me i dont have any idea how to fix it the command ( git ...
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Please help me! I just f***ed up everything! I was working on a angular crash course project in visual studio and then wanted to commit my changes to git so i first wanted to add my git repo to the ...
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I have a git repository that contains multiple branch that diverged a lot. When I say diverged it means that each branch can contain new folder or submodule and a lot of diffs between files. When you ...
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I have accidentally run git clean -df. It removed my files from my current commit, which I had yet to push. Now, in git status, those files are marked with D, which means "deleted". Is there ...
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Below code I am trying and the output should contain the branch name with x month ago. Any suggestion in this logic would be greatly appreciated. Here the main aim of the code is to fetch list all ...
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git clean with the -ffxd option does not clean directories called .git - how can I do this? Using git 2.32.0 mkdir myrepo && cd myrepo git init . mkdir src && cd src touch code.cpp git ...
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I have a GIT repository in a ~/foo folder. Now, created a bar/ folder there with some contents, under ~/foo/public/bar/. It is correctly recognized by GIT as untracked: ~/foo git status -s ?? public/...
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If I rename some directories, then commit and push to the origin, and later pull from another computer I will find both the old an new directories. In the old directories there will be some ignored ...
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I am cleaning a git repository's pull requests (PR). There was one PR created to merge a branch B, which was later considered deprecated and removed before being merged. As a result, branch B was ...
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I accidentaly run: git clean -xdf And deleted all the files I needed locally, how can I revert it?
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I was trying to perform git clean for some untracked files. I typed the following, unintentionally right, command: git clean -dn | grep -v <files_to_exclude> | git clean -df Note that the line ...
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I have been trying to get rid of the untracked files showing up when I run git status on my Git Bash terminal. This has also affected my whole computer system as I usually see different files as well ...
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I was so stipud run that command git clean -fdx, and lots of my untracked files had been removed. I searched google again and again for any solutions, but it seems there is no way to get back those ...
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