Other questions here have said to look at ./git/refs/heads/master. It's a bare repo and refs/heads/ exists but refs/heads/master does not. HEAD in the bare repository says ref: refs/heads/master though.
As an alternative to Todd's last option (Full Restores and Re-Initialization), if only the local repository is corrupted, and you know the URL to the remote, you can use this to reset your .git to match the remote (replacing $url with the remote URL):
Git doesn't really store history the way you think it does. It calculates history at run-time based on an ancestor chain. If your ancestry is missing blobs, trees, or commits then you may not be able to fully recover your history.
You may also want to look into git-verify-pack and git-unpack-objects in the event that the commit has already been packed up and you want to return it to a loose object for the purposes of repository surgery.
If you can't replace the missing items from a backup, you may be able to excise the missing history. For example, you might examine your history or reflog to find an ancestor of commit 984c11abfc9c2839b386f29c574d9e03383fa589. If you find one intact, then:
If it works, you will of course lose the intervening history. At this point, if you have a working history log, then it's a good idea to prune your history and reflogs of all unreachable commits and objects.
If your repository is still broken, then hopefully you have an uncorrupted backup or clone you can restore from. If not, but your current working directory contains valid files, then you can always re-initialize Git. For example:
Before trying any of the fixes described on this page, I would advise to make a copy of your repository and work on this copy only. Then at the end if you can fix it, compare it with the original to ensure you did not lose any file in the repair process.
You can also do the same manually by opening the Git GUI and selecting each "Staged changes" and click on "Unstage the change". When everything is unstaged, you should now be able to compress your database, check your database and commit.
Here's a script (Bash) to automate the first solution by @CodeGnome to restore from a backup (run from the top level of the corrupted repository). The backup doesn't need to be complete; it only needs to have the missing objects.
I was facing the same issue, so I replaced the ".git" folder with a backed up version and it still wasn't working because the .gitconfig file was corrupted. The BSoD on my laptop corrupted it. I replaced it with the following code and Sourcetree restored all my repositories.
The git binary objects (inside .git/objects) are just gzip-ped blobs, packed together in a binary data format. In most cases, if these files are damaged, you could get a very well working partial recovery - if git would support it. It has various checks (mostly: object file can not be opened, or unzipping the blob results error) it stops processing with a fatal error.
It requires a little bit of C skill, at least on the level that you can patch and recompile the git from source. What you need to modify, that is always the same: git somewhere stops processing with a fatal error, so you comment it out and substitute it with an empty mock. After that, a /your/patched/git gc --aggressive --prune=now (common super-agressive repacker) fixes what it should be fixed. For example, the patch below can fix a git repo where some object files are damaged. Of course, the recovery is only partial: files in the damaged objects are lost, even retroactively.
A quick way if you have a change in your current project and don't want to lose it, move your current project somewhere, clone the project from GitHub to this folder and make some change and try to commit again.
If you're using Poshgit and are feeling exceptionally lazy, you can use the following to automatically extract your URL from your Git configuration and make an easy job even easier. Standard caveats apply about testing this on a copy/backing up your local repository first in case it blows up in your face.
For my part it was a problem of case sensitive (I work with a GitLab on Linux and Visual Studio on Windows).I had two identical files in GitLab (path + filename) but in two differents paths because of the difference in lowercase/uppercase".../path1/file 1" and ".../PATH1/file1".But Windows isn't case sensitive so it's two files become one !For me the solution was to delete the duplicate directory/file on originthen (re)clone the project.
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