Hey guys, I'm in a bit of a pickle here with git ^^
I have commited and pushed two times with git, and it created a small problem.
The first commit/push has a folder with some files that has to be removed and also removed from history in git.
And the second (newest) commit/push does not contain it, but the first one still needs to be removed (it needs to be completely removed from the repository and the history files, and doing so manually is not a simple task).
Can I do this with git rebase? How? Or is there another method?
Thanks in advance
[Help] git issue
[Help] git issue
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Re: [Help] git issue
Try doing a (may or may not need forward shash before folder
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git rm -r /folder
Re: [Help] git issue
Sorry forgot about this thread.
Solved it by rebasing the commits so that the faulty one was removed by merge.
Thanks though
Solved it by rebasing the commits so that the faulty one was removed by merge.
Thanks though
"The best place to hide a tree, is in a forest"