Hello,
Have you tried with Tortoise Git tool?
This is a nice tool to handle externally conflicts, commits and also git issues.
I have never had this error before but I am positive with Tortoise Git you can resolve it.
Try these steps:
Steps to Fix the Issue Using TortoiseGit
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Ensure Git is initialized:
- Right-click on your project folder.
- Select TortoiseGit → Check for modifications.
- If Git is not initialized, you need to do that first (explained below).
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Make an Initial Commit:
- Right-click the project folder.
- Select TortoiseGit → Commit...
- In the commit window, add a commit message (e.g., "Initial Commit").
- Select all the files and commit them.
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Push to Remote (if required):
- If you are using a remote repository (e.g., GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket), you need to push the commit:
- Right-click the project folder.
- Select TortoiseGit → Push...
- Choose the remote repository and push your commit.
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Reopen Mendix Studio Pro:
- Now that your repository has at least one commit, try opening the project in Mendix Studio Pro again.
Let me know in case you resolved it :)
Best,
Fjordi