Luka Markušić

I believe this is solved by #1969 and it should be in current `master` and `v0.35`. Could you give the latest version a try?

Yeah, currently we throw the same error for whatever `git` errors out with: ``` // if we get an error anywhere here we'll show the same status minVersionError := errors.New(app.Tr.MinGitVersionError)...

@mmahmoudian would you be interested in fixing this issue? It's okay to say no, don't worry :)

> I've never done anything in Go. Unless you are really ready to deal with and accept a PR from an absolute Go n00b. Sure! We all gotta start somewhere,...

Just to clarify, is this when you're using `ssh`? How often does this happen, once _per device_?

> Lazygit Version 0.34 (latest - 13.6.2022) Does that mean you've built from sources or? Because if it doesn't, could you try building `master`? I cannot reproduce the issue there,...

It is not the `master` version, though, it's about two months old. I'd suggest you try building it yourself or installing [lazygit-git](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/lazygit-git) from the AUR.

@LenglBoy version `v0.35` was released in the meantime, does the issue still occur?

Does the file appear when you use `git` through the `CLI`, namely `git status` ?

Could you try installing `lazygit` with `go install github.com/jesseduffield/lazygit@latest`, just to rule out a possible outdated version? It should be `v0.35`.