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Currently there is no way to remove/delete a file attachment. If you delete the comment that attached the file then that file is lost in git forever.
[1] If you delete the comment that attached the file - the file should also be removed.
[2] Optionally, it might be nice to be able to delete an attachment from the "Attachments" card. (This would then need to update the comment that added the file). This is not important, but [1] is.
I'm not sure how I feel about deleting attachments on an open issue. [1] seems like a good idea though, +1
I'm just thinking if you want to replace an existing file with an updated one. Or, if you add the wrong file by accident there should be a way to remove it. Plus I don't like the idea of phantom files floating around in git. If the attachment is not referenced, then it should be removed.
This is not a critical issue though - I just wanted to get an Issue filed so it would not be forgotten.
Metadata Update from @lslebodn: - Issue tagged with: IDM
Metadata Update from @vivekanand1101: - Issue assigned to vivekanand1101
Metadata Update from @vivekanand1101: - Assignee reset
Metadata Update from @wombelix: - Issue set to the milestone: 6.0
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