NAME
bk rm − remove BitKeeper file[s]
SYNOPSIS
bk rm [−f] file
[file ...]
DESCRIPTION
To delete a file, do this:
$ bk rm foo.c
Removing the file actually moves it to the BitKeeper/deleted/ directory. All future operations will ignore the file unless you name it explicitly, but it will still exist in the repository and will still be propagated by bk pull and/or bk push. Edited files may not be deleted, you must check them in first.
If you wish to obliterate all traces of a file, use the bk gone facility.
To resurrect the file, use bk unrm.
bk unrm foo.c
NOTES
bk rm will not remove directories, use bk rmdir
for that.
bk rm will refuse to remove BitKeeper metafiles without the −f option (the use of which is not recommended except in the case of triggers).
SEE ALSO
bk-gone, bk-rmdir, bk-unrm
CATEGORY
Common
Repository