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Fix: Fatal: Not a Git Repository (or any of the parent directories): .Git 1

Struggling with "fatal: not a git repository" error? Learn quick fixes to resolve this common Git issue and get back to coding fast!

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Fix: Fatal: Not a Git Repository (or any of the parent directories): .Git 1

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  1. Fatal: Not a Git Repository (or any of the parent directories): .Git 1

  2. The error message: Cpp fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git ● indicates that the command you’re trying to run requires a Git repository, but your current directory is not inside a Git repository. Possible Solutions: 1. Check if you are inside a Git repository: Run the following command to check if the .git folder exists: sh ls -la ● or on Windows: sh dir /a ● If there’s no .git directory, you are not inside a Git repository.

  3. 2. Initialize a Git repository: If you need to create a new repository, run: sh git init ● This will initialize a new Git repository in your current directory. 3. Move to the correct repository: If you have a Git repository but are in the wrong directory, navigate to the correct folder using: sh cd /path/to/your/repository ● Then try running your Git command again. 4. Clone a Repository: If you intended to work with a remote repository but haven’t cloned it yet, use: sh git clone <repository_url> ●

  4. Then navigate into the cloned folder: Sh cd <repository_name> ● or re clone the repository. 5. Check if the repository was deleted: If your project was previously a Git repository but the .git folder got deleted, you may need to reinitialize it with: sh git init ● or re clone the repository.

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