I did a stupid thing today. After uploading the file, I found a blue question mark. I used to delete the warehouse directly, and then pull the remote again. Then I forgot. . . I don't have a remote for this project. . . . Previous repository versions are all lost. . Hahaha, fortunately, there is no problem with the project, and there is no need to roll back. It’s just a little cleanliness. I don’t want these question marks to exist all the time, and then I will find various solutions to the problem.
The blue question mark is similar to this. . . .
I found a few articles about the solution of the blue question mark, but found that none of them were useful. Then I looked at various articles on CSDN, and suddenly found an article. I had an idea after reading it, so I quickly tried it
Method 3 (simple and rude, effective in personal test): After searching for a long time, I couldn’t find a method that suits me. I had an idea and tried to cut the folders with blue question marks to the upper path of the path (in fact, where It’s all right, select this disk to facilitate disk label switching, it’s just fast), and then “undo move” or cut it back, it’s simple and rude, but it’s okay.
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It's that simple, cut and cancel, and there will be no blue question mark in an instant, and there is no problem with uploading. . . . It's too stupid, it is said that SVN is also easy to use.