If you receive this error often: You can try
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Run your npm install, then Restart Metro clearing the cache: if you are having problems you can use --repo-update clean xcode cache
Open the Simulator Then, run Run in another language
Specifically for this error: remote: GitLab: Your git author name is inconsistent with GitLab account name Use this git command: To check the last commits, maybe one of the commits is the culprit:
If you want an external .git directory you can create one: If you need it to be ignored by Dropbox: Initialize .git Add a alias in .zshrc or bash profile: Then you can use it as If you need it for PhpStorm IntelliJ to detect it , You can convert it to bash script too:
Yes – but only the shareable parts of .idea/ (the files that describe the project, run‑configs, code‑style, inspections, etc.).Everything that is user‑specific or regenerated by IntelliJ (caches, workspace.xml, tasks.xml, usage.statistics.xml, plugin state, etc.) should stay out of Git. Why the mixed advice exists Strategy What you commit Pros Cons / Risks A. Commit nothing“echo .idea/ >> .gitignore”
Add OpenSSH run the command then, run open the folder in Explorer you should see the file