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I ran into this error, and found very little documentation on how to fix it online. I got the error by trying to run the command git add ., and received this response:
fatal: unable to stat ‘myPathToAFile’: No such file or directory
To solve the problem, I removed the file from git, then re-added it by doing the following:
git rm "myPathToAFile"git add .git commit -am 'my commit'Hope this helps someone else!