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what's the difference between remove and delete in sourcetree?

Brian Wohlin

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Alejo Villarrub

do you mean remove and reset? if not that, where can I find the delete option?

Brian Wohlin

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Norman Abramovitz

The delete removes the highlighted respository.

Alejo Villarrub

I can't see that view in Source Tree for Mac, but I guess "Delete" removes the selected repositories while "Remove" deletes the selected files (at least that's what Remove does in the Mac application).

Seth

This is correct.

Brian Wohlin

Right. Delete removes the local repository. Then what does remove do?

Norman Abramovitz

removes files/directories from the repository completely

Johannes Kilian_pi36cl

Remove removes the file from repository - but not completly. (as @Norman Abramovitz wrote). It removes the file from the sandbox and mark it as deleted for the repository. You have to push the deletion to the repository - from this point of time the deleted file is not part of the repository anymore.Until this point of time the file is still part of the repository. (Remove is a git operation on the repository)

Delete removes the repository from the bookmark list - (Delete is a Sourcetree operation to organize the repositories). You can either simple delete the repository from the bookmark - or you can additionaly delete the complete repository folder from your harddisk as well ...)