Sometimes you add some files/directory to your (local cloned) git repo directory. May be because you need them for testing or they are additional files required for reference
and it does not makes sense to add a particular directory/path in your .gitignore file. But then you want to clean those files.
git reset --hard HEAD ./<folder>
does not work, as it does not clean with specific paths. You can do it via:
and it does not makes sense to add a particular directory/path in your .gitignore file. But then you want to clean those files.
git reset --hard HEAD ./<folder>
[parag@machine: Workdir] git reset --hard HEAD ./<foler>
does not work, as it does not clean with specific paths. You can do it via:
[parag@machine: Workdir] git clean -d -f
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