I’ve been using Visual Studio Code along with Git so that I can upload my local repositories to my remote repository on GitHub using the Git Bash terminal.

I’m trying to merge a new version release of a project I’m working on and used git rebase to do so. One of the files that has conflicts is my .yarn/install-state.gz file. However when I click on it my editor shows a warning on the page that says

I’m trying to merge a new version release of a project I’m working on and used git rebase to do so. One of the files that has conflicts is my .yarn/install-state.gz file. However when I click on it my editor shows a warning on the page that says

I’m trying to merge a new version release of a project I’m working on and used git rebase to do so. One of the files that has conflicts is my .yarn/install-state.gz file. However when I click on it my editor shows a warning on the page that says

I’m trying to merge a new version release of a project I’m working on and used git rebase to do so. One of the files that has conflicts is my .yarn/install-state.gz file. However when I click on it my editor shows a warning on the page that says

I’m trying to merge a new version release of a project I’m working on and used git rebase to do so. One of the files that has conflicts is my .yarn/install-state.gz file. However when I click on it my editor shows a warning on the page that says

I am currently working with a team of several people on single repository. All is fine when we are developing on our branches and local machines. However we also have a remote machine which we use it to run the project and sometime due deadlines we just ssh into the remote machine and develop inside the repository directly.

I am currently working with a team of several people on single repository. All is fine when we are developing on our branches and local machines. However we also have a remote machine which we use it to run the project and sometime due deadlines we just ssh into the remote machine and develop inside the repository directly.

I use WSL with Ubuntu 20.04.6 and I use VSCode 1.91.1. I’m trying to authenticate with git push within my built-in VSCode terminal. Each time I try to do this, I am instantly hit with:

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