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git rm `git status | grep deleted | cut -f2 -d: | xargs`

Same thing?

git status | grep deleted | awk {'print $3'} | xargs git rm

j, i still haven't used that paste command ever. had to man it up to even have a clue about it

nice adam, i don't use awk nearly enough.

even better:

alias gst='git status'
alias grm="gst | grep deleted | awk {'print \$3'} | xargs git rm"

grm and done ;)

totally, i definitely use gst, and also gco, gba, ga, and a whole slew of them. i love me some aliases :-)

Ahh, now I get paste. I think I used to do that with vim and split panes. I like, thx for the tip!

OK great. I wasn't sure if you didn't understand paste or the anonymous fd's. The "here fd" trick is wild to me. I changed my github account name (to essentially fake being an org) and got all confused.