I have a git repository on the network drive of the company, and I had no problems with this. However, I was not able to push any commits, although I had a bit of luck, but lately I have not been able to get anything. Error:
C: \ Program Files \ Git \ bin \ git.exe click "origin" master: master error: Failed to install refs / heads / master in //software/pdd.git/! [reject remote control] master → master (could not write) error: could not click on some links to "//software/pdd.git/" Done
I suspect this is due to the file master. On Windows, this shows that I could be placed in a network group that did not allow me to change, but was able to read, write, and execute.
My question is: if I could click several times earlier, this thing with file permissions should not be a problem for me. If this is true so that I do not have sufficient access to modify, is there a workaround?
PS: The company is reluctant to change its network group to another, which will allow me to change the files.
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