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How do I resolve the 'cannot open .git/FETCH_HEAD' error when pulling changes?
This error often appears when Git cannot access the .git directory due to permissions or corrupt files. Ensure the folder is accessible and permissions are correct.
The 'cannot open .git/FETCH_HEAD' error generally means Git is struggling to access the FETCH_HEAD file, which temporarily stores branch information during a pull operation. This can happen if the .git directory permissions have changed, if files are locked, or if there's an issue with your filesystem. First, verify that the current user has proper permissions on the .git directory by running `chmod -R 755 .git` or a similar command on your operating system. If permissions look fine, ensure there are no locks by deleting any index.lock file within the .git directory (`rm .git/index.lock`). In some cases, system processes or other Git operations could have left the folder in a corrupt state. Running `git fsck` can help detect issues within the Git history or files; try `git gc` to clean up and optimize your repository. Also, if your repository is on a network drive or external storage, consider copying it to your local machine, as external drives can have compatibility issues with Git. Restart your pull operation afterward to see if the problem is resolved.
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