MAC and Windows do not distinguish between upper and lower case of file names by default. User.md and user.md should be the same file.
However, remote warehouses using Linux are case-sensitive.
Try to set the local git to be case-sensitive, and then do it again
It will be more troublesome if your file system (or Windows subsystem) is not case-sensitive. You can use the underlying git command to directly generate a commit with User.md removed and then push it up. Leave a message if necessary and I'll tinker with it when I have time.
MAC and Windows do not distinguish between upper and lower case of file names by default. User.md and user.md should be the same file.
However, remote warehouses using Linux are case-sensitive.
Try to set the local git to be case-sensitive, and then do it again
It will be more troublesome if your file system (or Windows subsystem) is not case-sensitive. You can use the underlying git command to directly generate a commit with
User.md
removed and then push it up. Leave a message if necessary and I'll tinker with it when I have time.