VS 2017 Git Local Commit DB lock error on every commit

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We are getting this error on every local commit      Git failed with a fatal error error    open   vs XXXXXX Dev Library v15 Server sqlite3 db lock    Permission   deniedfatal  Unable to process path    vs XXXXXX Dev Library v15 Server sqlite3 db lock   This is a brand new installation of VS 2017 using the local git repository before it can sync to Azure DevOps GIT   We can manually delete the lock file and then sync fine  but it seriously slows down the development process  having to close  delete  open  commit every time    Does anyone know a better long-term fix for this issue

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I had done above solutions   finally this works solved my problem     Close the visual studio  Run the git bash in the project folder Write     git add    git commit -m   your comment    git push

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vs folder should not be committed  create a file with name   gitignore  inside the projects git root directory  Add the following line   vs   in   gitignore  file  Now commit your project

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For me steps below helped    Close Visual Studio 2019 Delete  vs folder in the Project Reopen the Project   vs folder is automatically created Done

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Try to copy the file in to your directory  manually  C  Users Admin AppData Local Temp WebSitePublish digisol--1147805695 obj Debug Package PackageTmp vs digisol v15 Server sqlite3

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To resolve this issue is simple  First Close  the Visual Studio and open the Windows Explorer  Go to location folder  vs and open folder properties and check the option hidden

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I m not using Git directly thru Visual Studio but using the Git Desktop client   I did however get a similar error but solved it by closing Visual Studio before Committing changes to master

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dotnet now includes a command for gitignore  Open cmd exe from your project folder and type  dotnet new gitignore

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VS 2017 Git Local Commit DB lock error on every commit  This issue must have been caused by a corrupt  ignore file   If your IDE is Visual Studio please follow these steps to resolve this issue    Delete the  gitignore file from your project folder Go to Team Explorer Go to Home in Team Explorer Go to Settings Under GIT  Click Repository Settings Under - Ignore  amp  Attributes Files - Under Ignore File - Click Add  You should see a notification that the Ignore File has been successfully created Build your solution  It will take a little while and create a new  ignore file once build is successful You should now be able to Commit and Push without any further issue   NB  Bear in mind that your version of visual studio might place these options differently  I am using Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition

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My automatically generated  gitignore file contained   vs instead of  vs   Fixing this typo fixed the problem

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Step 1  Add  vs  to your  gitignore file  as said in other answers      Step 2  It is important to understand  that step 1 WILL NOT remove files within  vs  from your current branch index  if they have already been added to it  So clear your active branch by issuing   git rm --cached -r  vs     Step 3  Best to immediately repeat steps 1 and 2 for all other active branches of your project as well  Otherwise you will easily face the same problems again when switching to an uncleaned branch   Pro tip  Instead of step 1 you may want to to use this official  gitingore template for VisualStudio that covers much more than just the  vs path  https   github com github gitignore blob master VisualStudio gitignore  But still don t forget steps 2 and 3

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For me these two files I have deleted by mistake  after undo these two files and get added in my changes  I was able to commit my changes to git

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Just add the  vs folder to the  gitignore file   Here is the template for Visual Studio from GitHub s collection of  gitignore templates  as an example  https   github com github gitignore blob master VisualStudio gitignore    If you have any trouble adding the  gitignore file  just follow these steps    On the Team Explorer s window  go to Settings       Then access Repository Settings       Finally  click Add in the Ignore File section      Done     This default file already includes the  vs folder

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I had the same issue but I ve resolved by creating the  gitignore file   I ve also found a workaround that simply consists on removing db lock file from the  vs folder but you have to do it every single time and doing this for long makes this an annoying operation   The best way to solve this issue is to create the  gitignore file as suggested before  but I think that is good to mention also this workaround  just to general knowledge purpose   Regards  Tony Grinton

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Had this and my  gitignore was inside my project folder  but the main git folders were at the solution level   Moving  gitignore out to the solution git level folders worked   Still not sure how it got there but

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if you are using an IDE like visual studio and it is open while you sending commands close IDE and try again  git add     and other commands  it will workout

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