How to resolve it when a file that doesn’t exist in my remote repo keeps showing up in local?
Every time I pull from remote to my local, I see a file being deleted in git changes (with no input from me). The file does exist in local but 3 or 4 times I’ve checked and that file doesn’t exist in the remote repo. If I push the deletion I of course get merge conflicts. Last time it happened I recloned the repo locally, but still the pesky file is there on local.
How to resolve it when a file that doesn’t exist in my remote repo keeps showing up in local?
Every time I pull from remote to my local, I see a file being deleted in git changes (with no input from me). The file does exist in local but 3 or 4 times I’ve checked and that file doesn’t exist in the remote repo. If I push the deletion I of course get merge conflicts. Last time it happened I recloned the repo locally, but still the pesky file is there on local.
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