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How to remove a local file from being tracked?
The repository has a configuration file that, after cloning, needs to be changed to match the settings of the local server. The file was not originally added to .gitignore. How can I make GIT not track this file, or see that the file has changed, so that it does not interfere with commits?
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git rm --help
*wrote from mobile, didn't write everything
answer above.
see there.USING “ASSUME UNCHANGED” BIT
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