Git error, “unknown option '--short'” - “command failed with exit code 1”
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I tried to do a fresh install of a package.json and got the following error:
Sadly, I do not quite understand the error message and googling the issue also did not work for me.
git npm install yarnpkg
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I tried to do a fresh install of a package.json and got the following error:
Sadly, I do not quite understand the error message and googling the issue also did not work for me.
git npm install yarnpkg
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I tried to do a fresh install of a package.json and got the following error:
Sadly, I do not quite understand the error message and googling the issue also did not work for me.
git npm install yarnpkg
I tried to do a fresh install of a package.json and got the following error:
Sadly, I do not quite understand the error message and googling the issue also did not work for me.
git npm install yarnpkg
git npm install yarnpkg
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It looks like you are using a quite aged Git version which doesn't support --short
as a rev-parse
option.
Check your Git version with git --version
.
thank you for your answer! updated to the newest version but still getting the same error
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It looks like you are using a quite aged Git version which doesn't support --short
as a rev-parse
option.
Check your Git version with git --version
.
thank you for your answer! updated to the newest version but still getting the same error
– phillipwinder
Aug 7 '17 at 18:12
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It looks like you are using a quite aged Git version which doesn't support --short
as a rev-parse
option.
Check your Git version with git --version
.
thank you for your answer! updated to the newest version but still getting the same error
– phillipwinder
Aug 7 '17 at 18:12
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up vote
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It looks like you are using a quite aged Git version which doesn't support --short
as a rev-parse
option.
Check your Git version with git --version
.
It looks like you are using a quite aged Git version which doesn't support --short
as a rev-parse
option.
Check your Git version with git --version
.
edited Nov 19 at 22:27
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thank you for your answer! updated to the newest version but still getting the same error
– phillipwinder
Aug 7 '17 at 18:12
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thank you for your answer! updated to the newest version but still getting the same error
– phillipwinder
Aug 7 '17 at 18:12
thank you for your answer! updated to the newest version but still getting the same error
– phillipwinder
Aug 7 '17 at 18:12
thank you for your answer! updated to the newest version but still getting the same error
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Aug 7 '17 at 18:12
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