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Docker Git Bind Mount Push Debug

skill

Diagnose and validate Git commit, fetch, and push failures when worktrees or bare remotes are bind-mounted into Docker, especially on Docker Desktop for Windows. Use when commands work on the host but fail in a container with dubious ownership, wrong remote paths, read-only errors, vanished containers, or misleading success caused by shell fallbacks.

Works with: Claude Code (native)  ·  Cursor, Codex CLI (manual)
native: this artifact type is that client's own format

Install (Claude Code):

cp -r docker-git-bind-mount-push-debug ~/.claude/skills/

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