Re: On removing files and "git-rm is pointless"

Horst H. von Brand wrote:

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 - without "-r", don't do the partial matches at the beginning (but still 
   do globbing matches, of course, so "git rm dir/*" wouldn't need an 
   "-r", but "git rm -r dir/", which does the same thing, _would_ need an 
   "-r" to be effective)

The command should never even see the '*' here. Globbing is handled
(uniformly) by the shell. Don't loose that.

But;

  git-rm \*>/dev/null; git-add \*

is just so darned handy!