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git-svn is currently driving me mad.
I ran:
git rm <file>
git commit
The file is still in the svn repo, but I have no idea how to check it back out so that it is in revision control. I want to do the equivalent in svn to:
rm <file>
svn update
Thank you
If you’ve not pushed the commit out to the Subversion repository using
git svn dcommit, you can back out a single Git commit usinggit reset --hard HEAD^.