Help with Git Permissions for Multiple Users Accessing UiPath Process on Shared Folder #5547
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Hi :)
I’m working with UiPath on a Virtual Machine (VM) running Windows where I can’t install Git. To work around this, I transfer my UiPath processes to my personal computer (also running Windows), upload the processes to Git repositories, and then transfer the repository folder to the VM.
Everything works fine up until this point, but the problem arises when a colleague accesses the process (saved in shared folders accessible from multiple VMs and different users) with a different user account. When they try to do something related to Git, such as pull, push, commit, etc., they get the error:
"Repository Path '...' is not owned by current user."
Is there a way to enable multiple users to pull, push, commit, etc., on the same Git repository without creating a separate copy for each user?
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