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Deleting a file after running git commit, check it is not in the main

I added a file of 50 MB or so and made g it commit.

I'm starting to do:

git push origin master

But in the middle I canceled the operation.

  • How can I remove this file from the repo, although I did a git commit (now I added it to .gitignore, but its kind of late)
  • How can I find out if a file is in master or not?

I do not want to destroy the entire commit, as there are other files that I want to commit (and have not lost).

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Good thing you canceled it.

Delete the giant file.

git add -A
git commit --amend -C head
git push origin yourbranch

You must be fine.

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Step One DO NOT SUBMIT If you clicked, report back after you have done something decisive.

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- lastcommit: git commit --amend

- : man git-rebase

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