Error : Your current working directory is in a git repository || Moose Installation #17645
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I have installed moose and it passed all the tests. When I execute these commands, there is an error : your current working directory is in a git repository I am unable to run stork.sh file to create an application. Thanks in advance. |
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What does the following report? cd ~/projects
git worktree listIt sounds as if your projects directory (or perhaps the parent directory) is a git repo. I would like to understand more before we simply 'remove' this offending git repo. I know some use git as a means to back up everything... |
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Hey, git worktree list is returning : Users/stheeda 0000000 [master]. |
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@milljm searched in google and did execute this command "rm -rf .git" in the projects directory. Now It works fine. But I don't know if this is 'legit' |
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@stheeda07 it does fix your immediate problem, if you didn't intend to make your home directory a git repository. If you did want it to be a git repository, well now the history associated with git is no longer available, unless there was some sort of backup elsewhere. |
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@cticenhour I never wanted my home directory to be a git repository. May be something might've gone wrong during git setup (not sure though). Anyways I have a backup of all the files on my parent directory |
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What does the following report?
It sounds as if your projects directory (or perhaps the parent directory) is a git repo. I would like to understand more before we simply 'remove' this offending git repo. I know some use git as a means to back up everything...