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git (THIS MEANS THIS TUTORIAL WILL NOT HELP YOU ANY FURTHER)

fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories).

If you receive a path, you are a happy person, because the rest of this tutorial will help you to solve the problem you had in the first place. This means you either will receive a fatal not found or a path. git folder that is higher up in the directory tree of your files and it will return the location of the first encountered git repository.

Go in your terminal to the project folder with which you are experiencing problems.

And I want to make this information easily actionable for you! And I found an article that helped me through this. I searched “VS Code Source Control is listing every file on my computer”. However, I had realised that with this information I could try another attempt googling my problem. I detected Python files and anaconda files, even some files from secondary school. I went to VS code again and on the left-hand panel I looked at source control. I decided to search for other causes since I was not enough convinced to use this suggested three steps.

Second Cause: VS Code Source Control is listing every file on my computer

This post does not look it in more detail (I solved my problem with the second cause), if you are interested, I list some discussions and resources to that at the bottom of the article. In some cases these endings are changed (conversion) which leads results in Git seeing changed files (but really there are no changes). Basically, Unix and Mac OSX (pre-OSX uses CR) clients use LF line endings while Windows clients use CRLF line endings. This is a problem for cross-platform files, as seen in flutter. You can check if it is an EOL-Issue by running ls-files -eol. The most popular answer was about End-of-Line issue (EOL). I read the answers to the question and it left me more confused than before. Maybe you visited this question on SO before you saw this article. I found a StackOverflow question that asked exactly this. I first googled this just this warning message. Photo by Daria Kraplak on Unsplash First Cause - EOL Issue