How to Fix Git Push Failing With "GH001: Large Files Detected" (GitHub 100MB Limit)
Pushing to GitHub gets rejected because a file in your commit exceeds GitHub's hard 100MB per-file limit. Unlike a warning you can ignore, this is a hard...
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How to Fix Git Commit Signing Failed: "gpg: Signing Failed: Secret Key Not Available"
You've enabled commit signing in Git, and now every commit attempt fails because GPG can't find the secret key it needs to actually sign anything. This means...
How to Fix Git Worktree Creation Failing Due to Existing Branch Name Conflict
Trying to create a new worktree for a branch fails because Git refuses to have the same branch checked out in two places at once. Unlike a normal branch...
How to Fix Git LFS "Download Failed" on Clone Due to Bandwidth Quota Exceeded
Cloning or pulling a repository that uses Git LFS fails partway through, specifically on the large file download step, with an error pointing at exceeded...
How to Fix Git "fatal: bad object" Error During git pull From Remote Repository
Running git pull fails with a "bad object" error naming a specific commit hash, meaning Git's local object database has a reference to something it can't...
How to Fix "fatal: refusing to merge unrelated histories" in Git
You run git pull or git merge and Git stops you cold with a fatal error instead of merging. This happens when Git can't find a common commit ancestor between...
How to Resolve "error: failed to push some refs to" on GitHub
Your git push gets rejected with "failed to push some refs" instead of updating the remote branch. This is Git protecting the remote from a non-fast-forward...
How to Fix "fatal: pathspec did not match any file(s) known to git"
You run a Git command targeting a file or branch and get a "pathspec" error instead of the expected result. This means Git looked for something matching the...
How to Undo the Last Commit Without Losing Changes in Git
You committed too early — maybe you forgot a file, wrote the wrong message, or want to split the commit into smaller pieces. You need to undo the commit itself...