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> But you realize one file doesn't belong in the commit, what do you do? git remove doesn't exist. git rm isn't it either. "git rm --cached" is exactly what yo
by oasisaimlessly 3y ago
> But you realize one file doesn't belong in the commit, what do you do? git remove doesn't exist. git rm isn't it either.
"git rm --cached" is exactly what you want, however.