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[[!comment format=mdwn
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username="datamanager"
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avatar="http://cdn.libravatar.org/avatar/7d4ca7c5e571d4740ef072b83a746c12"
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subject="is there some way to remove a file I've commited? "
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date="2021-05-25T13:10:35Z"
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content="""
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Essentially, I want to tell git-annex to forget about my file; remove it from the annex, and put the original file back where it was in my local filesystem.
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I made the mistake of adding a list of files accidentally, and then panicked. I even ran git-annex-sync, so there's now a commit on the git-annex branch with my accidentally added files. I thought that maybe I could just revert that commit and all would be well, but I thought I'd seek some assistance before doing that.
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I haven't copied the files to any other remotes as yet, but git-annex-whereis returns nothing when I give it one of the paths I added by mistake, so those files seem to be in some kind of limbo, where they're in the annex, but it doesn't know about them. I am not sure what I broke along the way.
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"""]]
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