RPS writes:
> git rm doesn't seem to be very useful without the use of shell
> wildcards, especially with the use of a .gitignore file. If a
> .gitignore file is used, the git rm command does not consider the
> .gitignore file, and errs out when an ignored file is present.
Do you mean
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git rm doesn't seem to be very useful without the use of shell
wildcards, especially with the use of a .gitignore file. If a .gitignore
file is used, the git rm command does not consider the .gitignore file,
and errs out when an ignored file is present.
In my opinion, git rm should take .gitig
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