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Cannot blame repo in WSL directory #73
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So you got the same error message in the shell even when Sublime Text is not involved? |
I did not get the error message in the shell. The prompt showed up in
sublime text.
I tried the suggested command in the prompt in both my windows batch shell
and the bash shell for my wsl install. The git commands themselves did not
error. They worked fine.
However, even after executing the commands in both shells the sublime text
error prompt still shows up when I try to git blame.
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To be honest, I probably can't help with this if it's a WSL compatibility issue, because I don't use WSL and hardly know anything about it. There seem to be quite a few Google results regarding the |
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I am using WSL 2 with a Ubuntu installation. The code itself is in a folder in the wsl network drive. When I try to git blame, I get the following error.
I tried the command listed in the prompt in both my windows batch shell and the wsl ubuntu installation but that did not fix it.
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