A few days ago I made a new branch called \"new_branch\" based on \"master\". While I worked on my \"new_branch\" with file \"file.php\", a second developer on his branch delete
The message deleted by us: app/file.php
means precisely what you described, namely that someone deleted this file in the master
branch on which you are rebasing new_branch
.
Assuming that the delete has not yet been staged and you want to keep this file, then you should git add
the file to mark it that it should be kept:
git add app/file.php
Then, resolve all other merge conflicts and do git rebase --continue
Note that if you wanted to accept the delete you would do git rm
instead.