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Recursively Delete .Orig Files After Failed Git Merge
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| # recursively delete original files after a git merge failure | |
| find . -name *.orig -delete |
git clean -f */*.orig
or create a alias
git config alias.cleanall "clean -f */*.orig"
then just call
git cleanall
recurse deeper: git clean -f */.orig
We must go deeper
$ git clean -f ./**/*.orig
Git clean is recursive. Just do:
git clean *.orig
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Well, seanbehan, that will delete ALL untracked files in that directory, not just .orig files.