Windows ownership of git repository? #539
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I'm setting up another user account and I got this message when starting cmd/clink. I'm assuming this account was from the person who last committed to the repository, but that doesn't fit with how I think git works, so what is this about?
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This isn't related to Clink or to the repos. It's purely about local file ownership on the local machine. An internet search for " Also Security identifiers in Windows documentation can help make sense of security identifiers like |
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This isn't related to Clink or to the repos.
It's purely about local file ownership on the local machine.
An internet search for "
dubious ownership in repository
" finds lots of information that will help you understand and resolve the problem.Also Security identifiers in Windows documentation can help make sense of security identifiers like
S-1-5-32-544
.And Highlights from Git 2.36.