A folder named ‘static’ (and all its sub-folders/files) is currently being tracked and I want to stop it. Not delete it from disk or from git history, just ignore it so the history remains intact in case I want to add it back later.
I’m using this which seems to work but it won’t let me commit the changes,
git rm --cached static/\*
Is this not correct?
Todd
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Joe
On 13 Sep 2013, at 15:44, Todd email@hidden wrote:
A folder named ‘static’ (and all its sub-folders/files) is currently being tracked and I want to stop it. Not delete it from disk or from git history, just ignore it so the history remains intact in case I want to add it back later.
I’m using this which seems to work but it won’t let me commit the changes,
git rm --cached static/\*Is this not correct?
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