Peter Krefting wrote:
quoted text
> 
> Here you have not yet committed the change, so the change is only in
> the staging area. You need to
> 
>   git commit
> 
> to create a commit on your branch.
> 

Thank you Peter.
I've just done a hard reset and redid it the right way. It worked as
expected.

$ git checkout new
$ rm d.txt
$ git rm d.txt
$ git commit

I am a little bit confused regarding rm : first I did a simple "rm" but git
would not commit, so I had to "git rm" for the index to be modified and have
something to commit. Is this the right way to do things?

Another question would be : instead of doing a hard reset (I might have
other changes in the index that I don't want to loose) is it possible to
remove only one "delete action" from the index?
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