Friday, January 31, 2014
Hi,
In rails I run "rails generator destroy..." for my controllers and models. When I "git add . " files and commit changes, git tells me I have missing files. How best to handle this? I want the files off git as I don't need them anymore, they're not in my local repository. Do I then need to manually "git rm ..." for each one. Is there is quick way to just remove these files from git? Usually destroy command deletes many files.
Cheers
Bizt
-- In rails I run "rails generator destroy..." for my controllers and models. When I "git add . " files and commit changes, git tells me I have missing files. How best to handle this? I want the files off git as I don't need them anymore, they're not in my local repository. Do I then need to manually "git rm ..." for each one. Is there is quick way to just remove these files from git? Usually destroy command deletes many files.
Cheers
Bizt
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