Why is git ignoring files in /src?

Question

git

What commands need to be written in order to completely untie git from the folder in which the project is located?
What would I stupidly - flew into the folder, and registered the commands to
initialize all the files, then commit to bind the remote git and push.

I'm just trying to push, sends half of the files, half doesn't seem to see it, although I'm fine in gitignore.

Answer 1

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What commands need to be written in order to completely untie git from the folder in which the project is located?

Just delete the .git folder
rm ./.git -rf

I'm just trying to push, sends half of the files, half doesn't see it, as if

Apparently I did not understand what "untie" means.
If it doesn't commit all the files, then just add them with git add .

You have a crooked gitignore