Steve Ward

You can use the command line and run `git clean -f` to force the changes to be discarded. Let me know if this still persists after doing that.

I found this [StackOverflow question ](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71236993/git-lfs-cannot-discard-file-changes-encountered-files-that-should-have-been-poi) that has a potential solution -- could you try that to see if it resolves this?

I'm going to close this out as we have not heard back, but let me know if you're still having this issue and we can investigate further.

Thanks for the detailed issue @jtsage! I'll mark this as an enhancement for future improvement.

Thanks for the report @4troDev. Are you storing repositories on a network (Samba) drive? That was the one previous case where we've seen this (https://github.com/desktop/desktop/issues/15539). Most users claimed Sonoma 14.2...

If VSCode also isn't working then this seems like it could be a system issue. What happens if you try to commit via the terminal?

Can you run `git fsck` from the command line on that "jsgcorp.com" repository to see if it returns anything? This error is showing up in the log: ``` error: rev-list...

Unfortunately since you're encountering errors in the Git command line as well it seems like this is a broader system issue. The bus errors we've seen like this were all...

@celguar thanks for the report. The expected behavior for discarding a submodule is to discard the changed submodule files, which was implemented a few years back (https://github.com/desktop/desktop/pull/8218). There is an...

Thanks for the report @bladegalaxy. Normally there's fetch/clone operation in the log showing an extended delay, but I'm not seeing that here like you said. Are there any other logs...