When I receive this error, the fix is to:
rm -rf .gitThen, I can git init again, with a clean initialization, and it works...
Another solution that I found for this is:
.git/config filegit add .| #dsmith73 |
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Worked.. Bless you senior dev.
it's not working with me
Hello! It's not working with me too, how did you resolve it?
Added a 2nd possible solution
The issue is that there are a few issues which can cause this problem - and unfortunately, not all will have the same solution.
its does not helps me out bro dev
i receive it at line 9 could you please help me out
What does line 9 in your git/config say?
I'm guessing you can find it in: path/to/project/.git/config
If the fix above didn't work for you, then I'd need to see the file to start to understand how to resolve the issue.
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My suggestion here is that you probably had issues with the install and need to review the installation instructions / re-install git.
If you're going to use git on Windows, then I really suggest creating a folder structure and putting everything in it, so that you have clear path to your code spaces.
For instance, when I did use git on Windows, I made a folder called code, installed inside it, and did everything from within it.
Guessing this isn't the answer you hoped for...
Are you trying to use git with PowerShell or with Linux on WSL?
My setup is:
Win11 > WSL > Ununtu
Then I installed VS Code and finished setting everything up through Terminal.
So, for me, git is installed on Ubuntu, in WSL, not with PowerShell
Unfortunately, I can't assist you much with Git and PowerShell.
But it does look like your potential issue is identified inside your error message
warning: adding embedded git repository: .vscode
hint: You've added another git repository inside your current repository.
hint: Clones of the outer repository will not contain the contents of
hint: the embedded repository and will not know how to obtain it.
hint: If you meant to add a submodule, use:
hint:
hint: git submodule add .vscode
hint:
hint: If you added this path by mistake, you can remove it from the
hint: index with:
hint:
hint: git rm --cached .vscode
hint:
hint: See "git help submodule" for more information.
and, it tells you where to go to figure out how to fix it.
It seems you've handled it effectively. The initial steps of removing the Git directory and initializing a new repository are standard procedures. If any future issues arise, reviewing and modifying the .git/config file, as you described, can be a helpful troubleshooting step. My academic journey took a turn for the better when I discovered this https://domypaper.com/ professional writing service paper writers for hire Hiring the best paper writer from here was a decision that aligned with my pursuit of excellence. The paper delivered was more than just a document – it was a testament to the dedication and expertise of the writer. Trusting this service with my writing tasks has been a transformative experience, and if you're seeking a partner in your academic success, hiring the best paper writer here is the way to go.
thank you! thats what i needed