So overall, you don't want to sync any Git repository using one of these tools. In addition, these tools can end up deleting files you wanted to have in your working tree or recreating files you didn't. If you do this out of order, your repository can be corrupted, since you can have branches that refer to objects that don't exist (or objects that refer to other objects that don't exist). In order to be synced correctly, all of the created files must be written in a similar order: all the blobs must be written, then the trees, then the commits, and then the refs can be updated. When changing between branches or making a commit, Git changes and creates a lot of files all at once. However, it's not as great when you're working with a Git repository. This is a great approach if you're working on a single word-processing document or spreadsheet. Most file syncing tools like OneDrive and Dropbox operate by syncing data file by file. Some might say Microsoft does have a background for not letting users setup their notifications, so I'm still looking. In the first scenario I have tried tuning down the notifications for OneDrive. But then I've also seen files I don't know about, and theres always git.exe attached to the notification.
I have seen some notifications about some files in the repos, which I then attribute to OneDrive being nosy about every move I make file I move. In any case, the strange thing is that the notifications happen only on the Remote Virtual Machine, but not on the desktop. (Edit): Upon reading solution, there are other ways to set this syncing that doesn't mess up with the internals of Git. Not the main topic here, but feel free to comment. I can see that this may not be ideal, but it really works for me since I have the same settings on both sessions, and not really get used to doing many commit-push-pull. The setting that changed recently is moving my repos to a OneDrive folder in order to have them synced between two sessions: that is work desktop and remote virtual machine. (translation may not be exactly the same) On almost every command for Git Bash (also on PowerShell and Github Desktop) I get git.exe is being downloaded on OneDrive I have used Git on Windows for a while, but recently changed the setting and got this.
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