@@ -213,20 +213,10 @@ Though there are 1000’s of articles about git, I have written this article is
213213 # Create a new commit to undo the specified commit.
214214 # All changes of the latter will be offset by the former and applied to the current branch.
215215 $ git revert [commit]
216- 217- ### Removing files (Workspace --> Staging)
218-
219- # Removes files from Stagging and your working directory
220- # Start untracking a previously tracked file
221- $ git rm [file1] [file2] [fileN]
222- 223- # Removes files from Stagging but the file will be remained in the Workspace.
224- # Start untracking a previously tracked file
225- $ git rm --cached [file]
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227- ### Removing files manual process (Workspace --> Staging --> Repository --> Remote)
217+ ### Removing files or folders (Workspace --> Staging --> Repository --> Remote)
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229- # Manually delete the file from Workspace
219+ # Manually delete the files or folders from Workspace
230220 # The following command will permanently remove the file
231221 $ git add .
232222 $ git commit -m "message"
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