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This is the scenario:

  1. Switch to a new git branch
  2. Open some "new files" in that branch
  3. Switch back to an older branch that doesn't have these "new files"
  4. I want these opened buffers for these not any more existent files purged

How to do that? I tried (recentf-cleanup) but that didn't work.

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  • I don't think this has anything to do with recentf, but I could be wrong. recentf just keeps track of files you've accessed recently with Emacs. And its cleanup just cleans up its list of those files. It has nothing to do with GIT, as far as I know. Also, deleting buffers that visit files has no effect on the files. – Drew Mar 29 at 19:25
  • You are correct. recentf is not related. I was just mentioning what I tried so far. I just want a quick way to discard buffers for files that don't exist anymore (in the current branch). – SFbay007 Mar 29 at 19:30
  • The title talks about removing files. Please edit the question to make clear what you're requesting. – Drew Mar 29 at 20:06
  • Done. Thanks for pointing the out. – SFbay007 Mar 29 at 20:23

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