Paul Berg

The error says "Error: Couldn't find the binary git". Do you have [Git](https://git-scm.com/downloads) installed on your machine? Also, this could be related to https://github.com/paulrberg/create-eth-app/issues/145 or https://github.com/paulrberg/create-eth-app/issues/149. Could you try deleting...

Hey @jdurga! I'm sorry you spent so much time on this. Unfortunately I'm not sure what causes this issue, could you add more details about the behaviors you have observed?...

As a rule of thumb, external tools are best run in your usual terminal app. The VSCode shell may have certain permissions and settings which interfere with those external tools.

See [Node.js package for extracting branch name from git ref](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/69167493/node-js-package-for-extracting-branch-name-from-git-ref).

The `getRefs` must definitely be overhauled such that `ref` is always the branch name itself, and it is not prefixed with `refs/heads`. Ditto for tags, remotes, etc.

Hi @HadiEsna! It looks like you have another node.js project defined in "source/dex". Does it work if you run CEA in a different folder?

It could also be a duplicate of https://github.com/paulrberg/create-eth-app/issues/168.

Hey Samantha, thanks for the kind words, and the detailed report. I couldn't manage to reproduce this, on my Mac running [email protected] with yarn v1.22.10. Assuming that you are on...

> Deleting the yarn cache and running yarn install resulted in a clean install of the node_modules, so all good here now. Thanks! Glad to hear! > Forgot to mention...

Hey @projenix! Thanks for reporting. Reproducing this is a bit tricky for me as I don't have access to an Apple Silicon computer. Could I kindly ask you to share...