When your index is broken you can normally delete the index file and reset it.

    rm -f .git/index
    git reset

or you clone the repo again.

Regardless of the error code at the end of

    fatal: Unknown index entry format
    
your git index file is corrupt. (I achieved this error after doing a find and replace for all files.)

&lt;br&gt;

If using a **Windows Command Prompt**,

    del .git\index

will delete the index file and

    git reset

will reset it.

[![Windows Command Prompt][1]][1]


  [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/OWAWj.png

I use in kotlin activity ViewPager and I want in Kotlin Fragment use the dagger injection. I have got Error: Dagger does not support injection into private fields.
In Java Fragment the dagger injection work.
Why can i not inject dagger in kotlin faragment ?

in my kotlin activity

    mPagerAdapter = object : FragmentPagerAdapter(supportFragmentManager) {

            private val mFragments = arrayOf(KotlinFragment(), JavaFragment())
            private val mFragmentNames = arrayOf(getString(R.string.cashdocuments), getString(R.string.action_absmysql))

            override fun getItem(position: Int): Fragment {
                return mFragments[position]
            }

            override fun getCount(): Int {
                return mFragments.size
            }

            override fun getPageTitle(position: Int): CharSequence {
                return mFragmentNames[position]
            }
        }

my kotlin fragment

    class KotlinFragment : Fragment()  {


    @Inject
    internal var mSharedPreferences: SharedPreferences? = null

    override fun onCreate(savedInstanceState: Bundle?) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState)

        (activity.application as SamfantozziApp).dgaeacomponent().inject(this)

    }

    override fun onCreateView(inflater: LayoutInflater?, container: ViewGroup?,
                              savedInstanceState: Bundle?): View? {
        super.onCreateView(inflater, container, savedInstanceState)
        val rootView = inflater!!.inflate(R.layout.activity_absserver, container, false)
        
        return rootView
    }
    
    }

messages gradle build

[![enter image description here][1]][1]


  [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/WDYxt.png

Kotlin Error: Dagger does not support injection into private fields

How can I display build timestamps for each line of a multi-branch pipeline project? Is it a supported feature? If yes, does it need to be enabled in the `Jenkinsfile` or is there a GUI option?

Jenkins Pipeline: Enable timestamps in build log console

When I&#39;m trying use `git status` or `git checkout master` or `git pull`, 

I&#39;m getting an **error** :- 

&gt;&quot;fatal: Unknown index entry format 61740000&quot;.

I&#39;ve tried to Reinitialize existing Git repository. But it did not fix the problem.

I&#39;m new to git, and I have just made a first branch and make some changes and trying to commit the changes.

Tried searching on Google but can&#39;t find the right solution for the code **61740000**.

Edit: Deleted the whole local repository and then again cloned from remote repository (git status worked), created a branch (git status worked) and made changes to files (git status error).

Please help.

git - fatal: Unknown index entry format

When I'm trying use <code>git status</code> or <code>git checkout master</code> or <code>git pull</code>,
I'm getting an error :-
>"fatal: Unknown index entry format 61740000".
I've tried to Reinitialize existing Git repository. But it did not fix the problem.
I'm new to git, and I have just made a first branch and make some changes and trying to commit the changes.
Tried searching on Google but can't find the right solution for the code 61740000.
Edit: Deleted the whole local repository and then again cloned from remote repository (git status worked), created a branch (git status worked) and made changes to files (git status error).
Please help.

I accidentally pushed a staged change in a new branch in Visual Studio 2017 to my local repository. It hasn&#39;t been pushed to the remote repository. I want to get rid of it but can&#39;t find a way to do this. I rebased from local master branch to the new branch. Then I deleted the new branch. But Outgoing Commits still shows it. How to delete it or revert it?

[![enter image description here][1]][1]


  [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/OAoAX.gif

How to remove an unpushed outgoing commit in Visual Studio?

When creating spring-boot projects by using [start.spring.io][1], some maven wrapper files get included:

 - mvnw
 - mvnw.bat

Should these files be ignored when committing to a git repo? 


  [1]: http://start.spring.io

Should the mvnw files be added to the repository?

I find this relatively known GitHub repository, where they considered `launchSettings.json` file (which is used by Visual Studio 2017 for .Net Core projects) is to be **ignored**.

 https://github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/VisualStudio.gitignore

Why should it be ignored? I used always in the company I work in to commit it, I am curious to know if there is any reason to ignore it.

Should I ignore the launchSettings.json file from being committed in Git?

I am quite new to github and I am trying to find a solution to a current problem that I am having. I will go through my process step by step:

First I created a new folder named `[project name]`
Next I used these commands:

        cd [project name]
        git clone [remote project from github url]

So far I have created a folder and cloned a project that my group is working on in github.

Next, I went inside that folder and created an angular project with

        ng new [angulartest]

This will create all the components of my angular test into the same folder that is the clone of the one from github.

Finally, I pushed the new angular test on github with

        git add [angulartest]
        git commit
        git push

What happens is that it only pushes the folder `[angulartest]` but none of its contents (even though there are contents in it).  When I try to pull from its contents, I still just get an empty folder in return.

When I try to enter that folder and add each element of the contents, using these steps:

        cd [angulartest]
        git add e2e, src, nodemodules, etc
        git commit
        git push

It gives me the following error (even when I try to add each element individually):

`fatal: in unpopulated submodule [angulartest]`



I was wondering if it was a problem with my git syntax, the angular project, or the way I tried to clone the project.  That way, I know which direction I want to be headed when looking for a solution. 

fatal: in unpopulated submodule

We are getting this error on every local commit:

&gt; Git failed with a fatal error.error:
&gt; open(&quot;.vs/XXXXXX.Dev.Library/v15/Server/sqlite3/db.lock&quot;): Permission
&gt; deniedfatal: Unable to process path
&gt; .vs/XXXXXX.Dev.Library/v15/Server/sqlite3/db.lock

This is a brand new installation of VS 2017 using the local git repository before it can sync to Azure DevOps GIT.

We can manually delete the lock file and then _sync_ fine, but it seriously slows down the development process (having to _close_, _delete_, _open_, _commit_ every time).

Does anyone know a better long-term fix for this issue?   

VS 2017 Git Local Commit DB.lock error on every commit

I am able to draw checkbox in Github README.md lists using

```
- [ ] (for unchecked checkbox)
- [x] (for checked checkbox)
```

But this is not working in table. Does anybody know how to implement checkbox or checkmark in GitHub Markdown table?


How to draw checkbox or tick mark in GitHub Markdown table?

I&#39;m trying to upload my repo on github and go through all the steps upto: 

`git push -u origin master`

at that point it gives me the following error: 


&gt; remote: Permission to samrao2/manager-4.git denied to samrao1.
&gt; &gt;  fatal: unable to access &#39;https://github.com/samrao2/manager-4.git/&#39;:
&gt; The requested URL returned error: 403



I think the issue is that i was logged into another Git account before &quot;samrao1&quot; and now i am trying to push to &quot;samrao2&quot;. 

Can someone help me reset this to where i can successfully push to &quot;samrao2&quot;. I am assuming i will be prompted for my password the first time i try to do it. 



Github remote permission denied

Given that a project&#39;s `lib/` dir shouldn&#39;t be checked into Git because the files it contains are derived files (from the build process). When installing a package from the project&#39;s github (during development for example) the `lib/` dir will not exist, so if the package&#39;s `package.json`&#39;s `main` field points to (for example) `lib/index.js`, the package cannot be compiled when imported because these files do not exist within the repository and therefore within the package installed into `node_modules`. This means the package needs to built (just as it would be before release), only this time locally so that the `lib` directory (or whatever other files are generated during the build process) are added to the module&#39;s directory.

**Assuming there is a `build` script within the `package.json` file&#39;s `scripts` field, can the package be configured to run this automatically in the situation where it is installed from github only? If not, what is the the best approach to ensuring it is built when installed from github?** 

There are now `prepublish`, `prepublishOnly` and `prepare` lifecycle hooks, but none provide an answer to this problem because they don&#39;t allow any way to differentiate between the source of the install. In short, yes they allow you to build on install, but they don&#39;t allow you to build on install from github only. There is not only no reason to force a build when people install from npm, but more importantly, development dependencies will not be installed (for example `babel` which is critical to the build).

I am aware of one strategy to deal with this problem:

- Fork / branch the repo
- build locally
- remove the `lib/` dir from `.gitignore` and check it in.
- install module from your fork/branch
- When you are ready for a PR / rebase add `lib/` dir to `.gitignore` and remove dir from git.

But that is far from ideal. I guess this could be automated with a githook though. So every you push to master the project also builds and pushes to a separate branch.

There is a [closed issue][1] on NPM&#39;s Github with no resolution - just lots of people who want a solution. From this issue it is clear that using `prepare` is not the answer. 

My usecase is that I am developing a module that is used in a number of other projects. I want to consume the latest version of the module without having to push out a release to NPM whenever I update the codebase - I would rather push out fewer releases when I am ready, but I still need to consume whatever the latest version of the lib is on Github. 

Note: I also reached out to NPM&#39;s support regarding this issue and I&#39;ll add their response if I receive one. 


  [1]: https://github.com/npm/npm/issues/3055

Content Type	Original Author	Original Content on Stackoverflow
Question	Balaji Kartheeswaran	View Question on Stackoverflow
Solution 1 - Git	René Höhle	View Answer on Stackoverflow
Solution 2 - Git	Super Jade	View Answer on Stackoverflow

git - fatal: Unknown index entry format

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Jenkins Pipeline: Enable timestamps in build log console

Kotlin Error: Dagger does not support injection into private fields

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