Sometimes, when running a Git command, you get the "git did not exit cleanly exit code 128" error. But what is this error, and how do you fix it?
This article shows different methods that will help you fix [...]
Sometimes, when you try to change branches or pull the most recent changes in Git, you get an "unlink of file failed" error. But what is this strange error, and how do you fix it?
This article explores why [...]
Sometimes, when using the git pull or git push commands, a developer may get the "unable to update local ref" error. But what is it, and how to fix it?
This article explores why this error happens and shows [...]
Sometimes, when using the git add command nothing happens. But why is the git add command not working?
Here are some of the reasons why this behavior can happen:
You are not in the root folder.
You have an [...]
When cloning (or doing other operations) through a remote server (for example, Github, Bitbucket, or Gitlab), a developer can get the "host key verification failed git" error. But what is this error, and how do you fix it?
The [...]
When pushing a commit to a Git hosting service like Github, Gitlab, or Bitbucket, some developers experience a stuck push. The command hangs, and nothing happens.
Here are some of the reasons why this behavior can happen:
Your GIT [...]
Sometimes when developing a JavaScript/TypeScript project, you might get the "type annotations can only be used in typescript files" error. But what does it mean, and how to fix it?
This article explains everything about this error and shows [...]
Sometimes, when developing a TypeScript project and importing a new package, you get a "cannot find module" error. Luckily, this error is easy to fix.
There are many reasons why the "cannot find module" error can happen in TypeScript: [...]
ESLint is a code analysis tool that helps prevent bugs and issues in your code. It works very well with React. Sometimes, however, while using the useEffect hook, you may get the "react hook useeffect has a missing dependency" [...]
The TypeScript compiler is excellent at showing errors and warning when it detects something is wrong with the code. Sometimes, however, a developer may want to ignore an error on the next line AND still compile the code. Luckily [...]