I remember there being a problem on your system for mindseal where a file once committed to github but later added to gitignore still kept showing up in git status.
I ran into something similar. Here's the solution if you still need it:
The file needs to be removed from local repo (but not the file system itself) and from remote repo.
git rm --cached MyFile
git rm --cached -r MyDirectory
on running the above commands you should see an output like:
rm 'MyFile'
...which reminds me you use rm sometimes for staging a file that was physically deleted.
Interesting.
I remember there being a problem on your system for mindseal where a file once committed to github but later added to gitignore still kept showing up in git status. I ran into something similar. Here's the solution if you still need it:
The file needs to be removed from local repo (but not the file system itself) and from remote repo. git rm --cached MyFile git rm --cached -r MyDirectory
on running the above commands you should see an output like: rm 'MyFile'
...which reminds me you use rm sometimes for staging a file that was physically deleted. Interesting.