git status -s showing D for few files in the second column

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I have a local git repository running on my windows machine. The remote origin is in github. After executing a git pull when I run git status -s command, it is displaying some files with D mark. But I have not deleted any files in my local directory. Why this is showing 'D' Mark for files which I have not deleted? Is it safe to commit changes and push to the remote repository in this situation?

karthzDIGI

Posted 2013-04-29T14:29:35.587

Reputation: 103

Maybe "you" didn't delete those files, but something else did? Are you using Git Bash or similar? What does ls -l show for the files that git says were deleted? And no, committing changes is probably not safe. – depquid – 2013-04-29T14:47:17.463

I am using Git Bash, those files are not in local file system. – karthzDIGI – 2013-04-30T10:40:20.257

If you haven't made changes to your working copy, try running git reset --hard. – depquid – 2013-05-06T12:26:07.983

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