How to use Interactive Mode with git clean -i In GIT
The interactive mode allows you to select which files to delete:
git clean -i
Interactive Options: In interactive mode, you’ll see a list of options such as:
*
(asterisk): Select alld
: Delete untracked files and directoriesf
: Display only filesq
: Quit
How to Delete Untracked Files in Git?
Git is a powerful version control system widely used in software development for tracking changes in source code. While working with Git, you might find yourself in a situation where you have untracked files—files that are not yet committed to the repository. Over time, these untracked files can clutter your working directory. In this article, we’ll explore how to delete untracked files in Git to keep your project clean and organized.
Table of Content
- Using git clean Command
- Using Interactive Mode with git clean -i
- Using git reset for Specific Files
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