Complete guide to Git version control errors and how to fix them.
Git command executed in a directory that is not a Git repository.
Git push was rejected because remote has commits that local doesn't have.
Git refuses to merge two branches with completely different commit histories.
The specified file or path does not exist in the repository.
Git repository has corrupted objects, often due to disk errors or interrupted operations.
Git operation would overwrite local uncommitted changes.
Attempting to add a remote that already exists with the same name.
Git push failed due to authentication or permission issues.
Git cannot determine which branch, tag, or commit you're referring to.
Git cannot perform operation because a lock file exists, usually from interrupted operation.
Git cannot find username for authentication when pushing or pulling.
Git cannot automatically merge branches due to conflicting changes in the same file.
Git command executed outside of a Git repository directory.
Git merge or rebase has unresolved conflicts that need to be resolved.
Attempting to create a branch that already exists.
Git push failed, often due to remote having commits that local doesn't have.