I haven’t tried Jay’s fix, yet. @JayP what do you mean by folder where the Git Manager was pointing to? Just the .git folder in the Wappler project folder?
What I meant is the following: in the terminal window position yourself in the folder where the .git directory is situated (usually the Wappler project folder). In that position, if you write a “ls -a” instruction, you will be able see the .git directory.
I’m not sure what goes wrong, but from the screenshot I see that there is no branch selected, it should select the master directly when creating a new repository. Does it show any branches in the dropdown and does it work when you select the master branch there. The error dialog is because there is no branch selected.
ps: my other git issue topic is not related to this one, btw. Not trying to push for an answer there, just pointing out that it seems to be a separate issue (different OS, different project). This current topic is on a W10, the one in the link on OSX.
It is very strange that there isn’t any branch available, there should normally at least be the master branch. It looks like there is probably something corrupted within your repository. You say you’ve created a new repository and it was like this? Not sure if it is the empty remote repository or the local repository. Please try to remove the .git folder again and create the repository again. Wait with adding the remote repository and check if the local repository is working correctly before adding the remote.
There must be some error when creating the repository since it doesn’t refresh the panel. It created the .git folder, so it did something. Please restart Wappler with logging, reproduce the problem and click the submit bug report from the menu. This will open the log file location in the explorer so you can drag and drop the report here in this topic.
