SERVER-91551: Remove empty file abc.cc from root directory
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A recent commit (ddc5c64) added an empty file `abc.cc`, but it looks like this file was unintentionally added. At least the change that introduced the file does not use the file for any purpose. This PR removes the empty file again.
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abc.cc from root directoryabc.cc from root directory
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Thanks for the pull request, @jsteemann! I added this to SERVER-91551 |
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A recent commit (ddc5c64) added an empty file
abc.cc, but it looks like this file was unintentionally added. At least the change that introduced the file does not use the file for any purpose.This PR removes the empty file again.
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