A systems administrator wants to delete app.conf from a Git repository. Which of the following commands will delete the file?

The correct answer is D. git rm app.conf. To delete a file from a Git repository, the administrator can use the command git rm app.conf (D). This will remove the file "app.conf" from the working directory and stage it for deletion from the repository. The administrator can then commit the change with git commit -m…

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Agit tag app.conf
Bgit commit app.conf
Cgit checkout app.conf
Dgit rm app.conf

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D
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Explanation

To delete a file from a Git repository, the administrator can use the command git rm app.conf (D). This will remove the file "app.conf" from the working directory and stage it for deletion from the repository. The administrator can then commit the change with git commit -m "Delete app.conf" to finalize the deletion. The other commands will not delete the file, but either tag, commit, or checkout the file.

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#Git#Version Control#File Management#Command Line

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