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Every time I do:

git push

I get this error

remote: error: File bin/downward is 162.88 MB; this exceeds GitHub's file size limit of 100.00 MB

Nevertheless, I have done

git rm --cached -r bin

and also:

git reset

and I also put this in the .gitignore:

/bin/

So, I don't understand why it's still trying to push this "bin" directory.

Any idea ?

Thank you

ailauli69
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    if the file is present in you HEAD commit, you have to remove it from there : `git commit --amend`. If the file is also present in previous commits, you have to edit your history to prune it from your history. – LeGEC Aug 02 '22 at 11:45
  • This reads to me like using `git reset` means you have reverted the `git rm` with that. After the `git rm` call what does `git status` say? Doesn't it also need a commit which removes the files first and then push that? – Peter Krebs Aug 02 '22 at 11:51

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