When jgit is used to read/store server state, it tries to read or create configuration files in <USER_HOME>/.config/jgit and <USER_HOME>/.gitconfig. If those paths are not write-able, an exception is printed.
Those configuration files are not really needed for Prospero usage, replace the file-based configurations with in-memory ones.
When jgit is used to read/store server state, it tries to read or create configuration files in
<USER_HOME>/.config/jgit
and<USER_HOME>/.gitconfig
. If those paths are not write-able, an exception is printed.Those configuration files are not really needed for Prospero usage, replace the file-based configurations with in-memory ones.