Question

I am working with a bibucket git and everything works very well.I have the main repo called php on bitbucket.I cloned the repo and inside the local repo,i created a folder called oop and inside it i created two folders namespaces,overloading.

The structure looks like this:

   php --- parent folder

   oop --- child folder

-namespaces ---- namespaces.php --- files inside the child folder oop
-overloading --- overloading.php --- files inside the child folder oop

I added everything i had to my local repo

git add .

and made my initial commit

git commit -m "my initial commit"

i pushed this to bit bucket

git push -u origin master

However,yesterday,i needed to rename my oop folder to oopnotes.I did rename successfully and started committing as usual.However on my bitbucket repo,instead of seeing the only oopnotes folder,i also see the old oop folder from back when i had not renamed.

Does it mean i still have the old oop folder in my local repo and how can i get rid of it on my local repo and my bitbucket repo?.

Answer 1

use git rm to remove old folder