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How to delete multiple files from Git at once in Git Bash or Ubuntu?



You can easily delete a single file from GitHub through the browser, but how can we delete a bunch of files altogether using Git so that you do not have to delete them one by one?

The most easiest step is to type the following command to track all the files that are deleted and remove them.


 
git ls-files --deleted -z | xargs -0 git rm 


After executing the above command, when you type the following command, you will see that all the deleted files have been added to commit. They are in green.

git status

Now you have to make a commit and push to your origin.

Note: To remove a single file or a couple of files from the command line or git bash, you type the following.

git rm file1 file2 file3

Cheers. :)

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