I have a development server and a couple of production ones. I do commits from the dev to a remote repository and have git push production
setup, that issues a pull from the production servers.
I needed to remove a couple of directories with static files from being tracked so I did this
Remove an Existing File from a Git Repo
(summary: did git rm --cached myfolders
, and after that added to .gitignore the folders)
I have not yet committed the changes. The files show as deleted when doing git status
# deleted: file1.jpg
# deleted: file2.jpg
# deleted: file3.jpg
# deleted: file4.jpg
# deleted: file5.jpg
My concern is: will the 'deleted' files be removed from production servers (from disk) when git pull
is being performed?
I just want them untracked, but not deleted from disk.
Thanks
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