Remove Files completely from git repository along with its history

In that case you could to use Git Filter Branch command with --tree-filter option.

syntax is git filter-branch --tree-filter <command> ...

git filter-branch --tree-filter 'rm -f Resources\Video\%font%.ttf' -- --all

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Note that git filter-branch --index-filter is much faster than --tree-filter

git filter-branch --index-filter 'rm -f Resources\Video\%font%.ttf' -- --all

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In windows had to use / instead of \.

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Explanation about the command:

< command > Specify any shell command.

--tree-filter:Git will check each commit out into working directory, run your command, and re-commit.

--index-filter: Git updates git history and not the working directory.

--all: Filter all commits in all branches.

Note: Kindly check the path for your file as I'm not sure for the file path

Hope this help you.

According to the official git docs, using git filter-branch is strongly discouraged, and the recommended approach is to use the contributed git-filter-repo command.

Install it (via package, or with package python3-pip, do a pip install).

The command to exorcise filename is then:

git filter-repo --invert-paths --path filename

The --invert-paths option indicates to exclude, not include the following paths.

git filter-branch --index-filter 'git rm --cached --ignore-unmatch Resources\Video\%font%.ttf' HEAD can be much (up to 100x) faster than --tree-filter because it only updates git history and not the working directory.

ref: What is the difference between "--tree-filter" and "--index-filter" in the "git filter-branch"?
ref: https://git-scm.com/docs/git-filter-branch