## xcrun: error: invalid developer path This is an error occurring only on macOS. It's easy to fix though. Just run the following snippet in the terminal. `xcode-select --install` See #64 as an example. ## Error: spansSync git ENOENT/ Cannot run Git command This occurs, when the plugin can't find the Git executable. It takes it from the PATH. Head over to [[Installation]] to see if everything is properly installed for your platform. If you think everything is correctly set up and the error still occurs try the following: In case you know where Git is installed, you can set the path under "Custom Git binary path" in the settings. If you don't know where Git is installed, you can try to find it by running the following in the terminal: ### Windows Run `where git` in the terminal. It should return the path to the Git executable. If it fails, Git is not properly installed. ### Linux/MacOS Run `which git` in the terminal. It should return the path to the Git executable. If it fails, Git is not properly installed. ## Infinite pulling/pushing with no error That's most time caused by authentication problems. Head over to [[Authentication]] ## Bad owner or permissions on /home/\<user>/.ssh/config Run `chmod 600 ~/.ssh/config` in the terminal. ## Files in `.gitignore` aren't ignored Since the plugin uses the native git installation, I can assure you that if the `.gitignore` file is properly written and git is correctly used, everything should work. It's important to note that once a file is committed (or staged) changing the `.gitignroe` doesn't help. You have to delete the file from your repo manually to ignore the file properly: 1. Run `git rm --cached <file>` in your terminal. The file will stay on your file system. It's just deleted in your repo. 2. The file should be listed as deleted in `git status` 3. Commit the deletion 4. Now any changes to the file are properly ignored.