Git commit problem: Unable to append to .git?

Check the user and permission on . Git/logs/refs/heads/, maybe you ran something as root Explanation: when you run some git commands as root (sudo? ) any new files/directories created will be owned by root, and by default1 other users won't have write permission on these files/directories When you, later, work with that repository, things may appear to work, until the time that you need to write to a file that was in fact created by root, i.

E owned by root This should fix it, at least on linux: sudo chown -Rc $UID . Git It will also show you any files that it changed owners for 1in a sane setup, at least.

Check the user and permission on . Git/logs/refs/heads/, maybe you ran something as root. Explanation: when you run some git commands as root (sudo?) any new files/directories created will be owned by root, and by default1 other users won't have write permission on these files/directories.

When you, later, work with that repository, things may appear to work, until the time that you need to write to a file that was in fact created by root, i.e. Owned by root. This should fix it, at least on linux: sudo chown -Rc $UID .

Git/ It will also show you any files that it changed owners for. 1in a sane setup, at least.

Thank you both. You were right. The command sudo chown did help and now it is ok.

Tomas Teicher – tomas. Teicher Jul 14 at 15:00.

Check the user and permission on . Git/logs/refs/heads/, maybe you ran something as root.

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