Gemini and I were working on an issue to get “react-to-print” to work in my application. It was having a very hard time to get this working and after several failed attempts, it suddenly started changing the routing for everything my application. The original routing was “/src/app/(app)/xxx” which I knew was an earlier mistake Gemini had made add the unneeded “(app)” folder but it did this early on when I was less familiar with Gemini and everything was working fine. For some reason, while trying to get the “react-to-print” to work it just started changing all the routing from “/src/app/(app)/xxx” to “/src/app/xxx” which is the correct routing but because it was making such a large, fundamental change to the application it failed. It also failed because, evidently, which I just found out, Gemini is NOT allowed t o delete directories or files. Unfortunately, according to Gemini, I am not allowed to delete them either in Firebase Studio. So now, after seven weeks or work, I have a completely unusable application because I have numerous duplicate files along different routes - “/src/app/(app)/” and “/src/app/” I’ve tried to do a “git pull –force” from GitHub but that gives me an “All up to date” message which is obviously untrue. Does anyone have any idea how I can get out of this situation and not lose seven weeks worth of work?