Misspelled GitHub Command perma-broke Storage Permissions

[jerrecode]

Hey do any of you know a fix to this problem:

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Storage permission worked for device storage and termux normaly

could also switch between termux home and
//storage/emulated/0/
normally and was able to use nano, git and github and everything else in a subpath
//storage/emulated/0/Code/SomeCodeProject/

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but than i made a misstake while pushing to a repo a repo wich was already connected

what happend was i tried to move a few commands back by pressing Arrow Up to save some work and i accidentally used the command to connwct a github repo again and accidantly changed the word origin in the command by misspressing some buttons.

After that i wanted to use git to push my repo as i wanted to do before but it wrote this message:

fatal: not a git repository (or any parent up to mount point /)
Stopping at filesystem boundary (GIT_DISCOVERY_ACROSS_FILESYSTEM not set).

Then Termux shutdown itsself.

Since then all my storage permissions are gone and i can grant them and it looks like it should work but it doesnt.

looked into my offline code repo with acode but everything is okay there.

the wrong command kinda looked like that:
basically some misspelled argument

git remote add origingvt [email protected]:username/new_repo

its possible that i misspelled this command instead

git push -u origin mastzf6er

since termux shut down my command history is missing a big sectiom.

[jerrecode]

Ended up reinstalling termux.

Will escalate that to bugreport even tho I am not shure you can call it a bug because it wasn't caused by normally working commands.

But if anyone finds a proper (no reinstall) sollution you are welcomed to write an answere!

Thank you :D

[sylirre]

I would suggest to avoid working with Git repositories at /storage/emulated/0. The file system here emulates FAT32/exFAT and is limited in features. People sometimes report weird behavior of git here, but really this is not a bug and can't be fixed on Termux side.

Just clone your repos in Termux home. This directory is accessible by file managers and editor applications supporting storage volumes (built-in Android directory viewer and file picker, QuickEdit, FX File Explorer, etc).

[jerrecode]

Thanks for the explanation!

Will keep that in mind in the future.