All Errors

This error occurs when git rev-list encounters a missing, corrupted, or invalid object (commit, blob, or tree) in the repository. It typically indicates repository corruption or incomplete data transfer.

This Python error occurred during execution. Check the error message for details on what went wrong and follow the steps below to diagnose and fix the issue.

This Python error occurred during execution. Check the error message for details on what went wrong and follow the steps below to diagnose and fix the issue.

Git has detected a UTF-8 Byte Order Mark at the beginning of a file. While valid UTF-8, BOMs can cause cross-platform compatibility issues with diff, merge, and patch operations.

Git fails to compress objects during pack generation, typically when pushing large repositories or running garbage collection. This memory-intensive operation can fail due to insufficient resources or corrupt objects.

Git warns when you attempt to commit files larger than 50 MB, as large binary files can bloat repositories and slow down operations. This warning recommends using Git Large File Storage (LFS) for better handling of large assets.

Git exhausts available memory when creating, compressing, or processing pack files during clone, fetch, push, or repack operations. This typically occurs with large repositories or on systems with limited RAM.

This error occurs when attempting to use git clone --shallow-exclude with a remote server that doesn't support this advanced shallow cloning feature. The server may be running an older Git version or have protocol limitations.

This error occurs when Python lacks the necessary file system permissions to read, write, or execute a file or directory. The fix depends on whether you need to change file permissions, ownership, or relocate your project.

This warning appears when using git clone --filter=blob:limit with large binary files. It indicates blobs exceeding the specified size limit are being excluded from the partial clone.

This error occurs when attempting to clone a repository with --shallow-since on a Git server that doesn't support this feature. The server either runs an older Git version or uses a "dumb" HTTP transport that lacks shallow clone capabilities.

Git cannot find a filter driver defined in .gitattributes, typically because the filter (like Git LFS) is not installed or configured in your Git config.

Git warns that a pattern in your .gitattributes file uses invalid syntax and will be ignored. This typically occurs from using unsupported wildcards, brace expansion, or negative patterns.

Git reports invalid patterns in .gitignore when using incorrect syntax, unsupported regex, or invalid special characters. This prevents proper file exclusion and can cause unexpected tracking behavior.

Git cannot execute a custom merge driver specified in .gitattributes. This happens when the driver is referenced but not properly configured in your Git config, or when the driver command is unavailable.

This error occurs when git describe cannot find any tags in the repository history. The command requires at least one tag to generate version-like output based on the most recent tag.

An optional dependency cannot be resolved. Either add/align it, or ignore it if your platform does not need it.

A bundled dependency listed cannot be found in dependencies. Add it to dependencies or remove from bundledDependencies.

Git shortlog returns empty output when run in non-interactive environments like scripts, CI systems, or when no revision is specified. This occurs because shortlog expects either a terminal or explicit revision argument.

Global npm symlinks fail because the bin path is not writable or symlinks are restricted. Use nvm/user prefixes, fix ownership, or adjust Windows symlink policy.