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Git abandon untracked files

How to delete unstaged files that were recently added locally

To see what files will be removed:
git clean -n <optional file_name/dir>

To actually delete those files:
git clean -f <optional file_name/dir>

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Git abandon untracked files

git clean -i

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Source: stackoverflow.com

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