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I want GitHub to stop tracking my local repository. And after that upload it again as a fresh copy. Which files will I remove inside an Android folder? Or is there a command?
Thanks.
Edited:
I’m on Windows 7.
You can delete the
.gitfolder in your project root, or if you want to export only what is under source control you could do:Edit: If you are on Windows you will need
Show Hidden Files and Foldersenabled in order to see the.gitfolder.Start --> Control Panel --> Appearance and Personalization --> Folder Options --> View tab, under Advanced Settings click Show hidden files, folders, and drives