Is it possible to remove all files in a repository and update it with only the files I have in my local machine? The reason is that, there are certain files that is not necessar
Delete all elements in repository:
git rm -r * -f -q
then:
git commit -m 'Delete all the stuff'
then:
git push -u origin master
then:
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First, remove all files from your Git repository using: git rm -r *
After that you should commit: using git commit -m "your comment"
After that you push using: git push
(that's update the origin repository)
To verify your status using: git status
After that you can copy all your local files in the local Git folder, and you add them to the Git repository using: git add -A
You commit (git commit -m "your comment"
and you push (git push
)
This process is simple, and follows the same flow as any git commit.
git pull
) git commit -m "nuke and start again"
git push
In my case
git rm -r .
made the job
Delete the hidden .git
folder (that you can locate within your project folder) and again start the process of creating a git repository using git init
command.
Warning: this will delete your files, make sure you have a backup or can revert the commit.
Delete all elements in repository:
$ git rm -r *
then:
$ git commit -m 'Delete all the stuff'