could not read 'git rebase apply head name'

Overview:-

The problem is could not read '.git/rebase-apply/head-name',Don't forget to drop a comment on my blog if you have any query related to this topic,i will research again and send you the correct solution for it

In this article I'm going to share with you on how to fix "could not read 'git rebase apply head name'" this error.
I will some you the appropriate answer for it.I will share how to remove this error in 3 ways.First what is git you can see it from here.In this article i will provide you the solution of this error in three ways which i have mentioned below which you can use for solving the problem or simply say that the git error.

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So with that's it let's start to solve the error on could not read '.git/rebase-apply/head-name' i have three ways to solve this error here it is:-

The Answers are:-

Solution number-1:

In order to solve the problem I created the head-name file, and another error came saying that it couldn't find the onto file, so then I created that file.THen again i got another error!! saying that could not read '.git/rebase-apply/onto': No such file or directory.This is my personal information which i am providing to you because of this error in git commands.For any case you are stuck with this solution or this solution is not working then i prefer you to check the below mentioned two solutions for it.

So I looked at the official git documentation for rebasing and found another command:

git rebase --quit

This will set you back on your branch with no changes,this is used to quit your rebase in gitand being able to start over again, is as good as new. This will definitely remove that problem from your git project you can just manage and start working on your project, if the above solution does not work for me suggest you see the two solutions below that will work to solve your problem. 

Solution number-2:

It looks like Git tried to remove my file i.e, the .git/rebase-merge directory but unfortunately wasn't able to remove the file completely. You should tried copying that folder away?  And also copy away the .git/rebase-apply folder if  that is present in your git project.

Solution number-3:

It could be also because a file named vim.exe process if it is running in your system's process then  killing it in Task Manager,in some of the cases in your window or mac or linux system some process will always be running when ever you turn on your computer well in that case you will definitely need to delete third party application from your computer, followed by a command below

git rebase --abort

Hope that fixed it!!! If not so please comment on my blog to get the solution for it

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