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I’ve been working on a Java package using eclipse and have been using git for version control. I accidentally git rm'd a file, committed and pushed it.
In order to revert the effects, I did a checkout of the deleted files from a previous commit, did another commit and pushed it back. Now I have my files back.
However, those files do not show up in the package in Eclipse — what could I be doing wrong?
I sometimes get inconsistencies between Eclipse and Git, to solve this I usually just refresh the Eclipse project. I could be more complex than this, but eliminate the simplest solution first.