fossil-delete
remove files from version control
TLDR
Delete a file
$ fossil delete [file]
Delete with dry run$ fossil delete --dry-run [file]
Delete with force$ fossil delete -f [file]
SYNOPSIS
fossil delete [options] file...
DESCRIPTION
fossil delete is an alias for fossil rm. It schedules files for removal from version control on the next commit.This command is provided for convenience and compatibility. All options and behaviors are identical to fossil rm. By default, files remain on disk and are only removed from version control.
PARAMETERS
-n, --dry-run
Show what would happen without modifying anything.--hard
Also delete the files from the working check-out, not only from version control.--soft
Keep files in the working check-out (this is the default). Overrides --hard if both are given.--case-sensitive BOOL
Override the repository case-sensitivity setting for the file name match.--reset
Undo a prior, uncommitted deletion — the files return to normal tracking status. Cannot be combined with flags other than --verbose and --dry-run.-v, --verbose
Used with --reset to print each restored file.
SEE ALSO
fossil-rm(1), fossil-add(1), fossil-forget(1), fossil-commit(1)
