fossil-rm

Remove a file

$ fossil rm [file]

$ fossil rm -f [file]

$ fossil rm --dry-run [file]

fossil rm [options] file...

fossil rm schedules files for removal from the repository on the next commit. By default, files remain on disk and are only removed from version control.
The --hard option deletes files from both the repository and the filesystem. This is useful for cleaning up unwanted files while also removing them from version control.
Unlike fossil forget, which only works on files not yet committed, fossil rm handles files already tracked in the repository.

--dry-run

Show what would be removed.

Force removal.

Also delete from disk.

fossil-add(1), fossil-forget(1)