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i found a way to delete the file through github. &nbsp;When i submit the review, the file shows it is deleted.<br />
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Is there a way not to show the deleted file?
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i found a way to delete the file through github.  When i submit the review, the file shows it is deleted.

Is there a way not to show the deleted file?

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How do i commit a deleted file so it does not show up in the list?
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How do i commit a deleted file so it does not show up in the list?

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I have list of files on my local branch. I see one extra file. &nbsp;I want to remove that file but not able to remove it<br />
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I have 4 files.<br />
Test1.js<br />
Test2.js<br />
Test3.js<br />
Test4.js<br />
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when I submit the review in rbt commons, I see Test1.js.<br />
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Tried to remove the file in GitHub ui interface, it does not let me remove<br />
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Used the below to checkout the file from master<br />
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Git checkout master Test1.js<br />
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i still see the file as one of the changed file in my local repo.<br />
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Need help removing it
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I have list of files on my local branch. I see one extra file.  I want to remove that file but not able to remove it


I have 4 files.
Test1.js
Test2.js
Test3.js
Test4.js

when I submit the review in rbt commons, I see Test1.js.

Tried to remove the file in GitHub ui interface, it does not let me remove

Used the below to checkout the file from master

Git checkout master Test1.js

i still see the file as one of the changed file in my local repo.

Need help removing it

Git -remove one file from local branch

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