All Errors

This error occurs when a Git configuration setting expects a boolean value (true/false) but receives an invalid value instead. Common causes include accidental equals signs, quoted values, or null entries from GUI clients.

This error occurs when Git encounters a malformed or corrupted configuration file. The config file has invalid syntax, missing sections, special characters, or invisible formatting issues that prevent Git from parsing it.

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The "DivergentArrayError" in MongoDB/Mongoose occurs when you attempt to save a document after loading it with a partial array projection like $elemMatch. This happens because document.save() would overwrite the entire array with only the projected subset, causing data loss. The error is Mongoose's protective mechanism to prevent this unsafe operation. The solution is to use Model.update() or Model.updateOne() instead of save() when modifying arrays that were queried with projections.

This Git security error occurs when the repository owner differs from the user running Git commands. Added in Git 2.35.2 to address CVE-2022-24765, it prevents arbitrary code execution via malicious Git hooks.

This error occurs when Git cannot acquire a lock on its config file, usually because a .lock file was left behind by a crashed Git process or another application is holding the file open.

This error occurs when Git prevents operations on a worktree because it has been explicitly locked. Unlock the worktree using 'git worktree unlock' or use --force flags for remove/move operations.

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The Prisma P2010 error occurs when using $queryRaw or $executeRaw with invalid SQL syntax, type mismatches, or database constraint violations. This error surfaces underlying database problems through Prisma's raw query interface.

This error occurs when Git LFS cannot authenticate with the LFS server to download or upload large files. Common causes include missing or expired credentials, incorrect credential helper configuration, or repository permission issues. Fix by configuring credential caching or using SSH authentication.

The 'clean filter lfs failed' error occurs when Git LFS cannot process a file during staging. This typically indicates Git LFS is not properly installed, has permission issues, or the configuration is corrupted.

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This error occurs when Git prevents checking out a branch that's already in use by another worktree. Learn how to prune stale worktrees, use the --force flag, or work with detached HEAD.

This Git LFS error occurs when an LFS pointer file exists in your repository, but the actual binary file was never uploaded to the LFS server. The fix usually involves having the original author push the missing objects or recovering them during repository migration.

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This error occurs when you run a Git command that requires a working tree (like checkout, status, or add) in a bare repository or inside the .git directory. The fix depends on whether you need to clone the repo, exit the .git folder, or reconfigure a misconfigured repository.

The 'packfile cannot be accessed' error occurs when Git's pack files become corrupted or inaccessible. This typically results from disk failures, interrupted operations, or file system corruption and requires recovering or unpacking the damaged pack files.

This error indicates that a Git object file in your repository's .git/objects directory has become corrupted. Recovery typically involves removing the corrupt object and fetching it from a remote repository or backup.

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This error occurs when Git cannot decompress repository object data due to corruption. The zlib checksum failed, indicating damaged objects from disk failure, network issues, or memory problems.